Dear @fanta I will never buy another Fanta product again due to your use of AI.
If you’re too cheap to hire VFX artists to make a real ad, then your product must also be cheap and not worth buying.
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🎉Follower Friday Giveaway🎉
To make up for last week, I want to giveaway a Death Note Manga Boxset & a Super Figure Collection Ryuk Figure!
• To enter: Follow, Like, & RT and comment your favorite character from the series!
• Open to Everyone🌎
• Ends July 17th, 2026📆
I will not support a game if they use AI at ANY level. I don't care how minimal it is, I don't care how "ethical" they say it is. Gen AI at its core is such a pathetic excuse to substitute real passion and work and that lack of humanity disgusts me. Do better.
I was there for Homestuck. I was there in the Tumblr days of Seven Universe and Gravity Falls. I was there for the formative years of online fandoms all across the internet.
The TADC fandom is one of the most unruly, childish fandoms I've ever had the displeasure of interacting with. Instead of being happy that a small indie studio get's a chance at a theatrical release, y'all want to boycott it because you want it to "stay niche" and don't want the medium to mature and grow, and push bigger studios like Disney and Pixar out of the spotlight for once.
Despite what it might seem like on the internet, Glitch is small peanuts compared to those giants. The rest of the world outside of the internet bubble has NO IDEA what TADC even is, so these theatres need to be convinced that showing it will be worth it for them.
On top of that, despite GLITCH being an Australian company; TADC is an American production. Of COURSE they're going to focus on where the show originated and where it's most popular for their initial theatrical release; but if you want to see it closer to you, YOU NEED TO REACH OUT AND ASK FOR IT.
GLITCH can't do it all, THEY'RE INDIE. IT'S US. WE'RE THE DISTRIBUTORS. It's just like Iron Lung all over again, but GLITCH is getting shit on instead of supported like Iron Lung was.
I grew up in a time where I had to dodge spoilers for limited releases, and I managed to do it. Avoiding spoilers is surprisingly easy, you're just too entitled.
We should absolutely be supporting an indie studio when they make moves like this. It's unheard of for something like this to be happening, and these projects are backed by real people with real passions. GLITCH doesn't make their money from YouTube views, they make it on merch and MAYBE, JUST MAYBE, they'll make a LITTLE revenue from these movie releases, but we have to support them if we want to see more projects like Iron Lung and TADC moving into the big screens.
The developer of Peak is asking players to be a little more gracious to the studio when requesting updates, saying, "Neither us or [co-developer] Aggro Crab are live service studios, any update is a bonus not a right." https://t.co/bphGJi6JVu
Ai-generated artwork officially is ineligible for copyright protection as the US Supreme Court declined to review a appeal case.
The court rules that artwork needs to have a human creator in order to be eligible.
(Source: https://t.co/WnYEKs7IcB)
‘MY HERO ACADEMIA’ is getting a special episode, an adaptation of Chapter 431 for the manga
The episode will explore the lives of Deku and his classmates 8 years after graduating
Releasing on May 2, 2026
The Presumption of Guilt on YouTube
Every wrongly terminated creator shares the same story:
One lost their channel for being "linked" to an account they never knew existed.
Another was banned for "ban evasion" despite having only one account ever.
A third was terminated for "spam" on an empty profile used only to watch videos.
They all said the same thing:
"I didn't do what you're accusing me of."
YouTube's response?
No evidence. No explanation. Just "the decision stands."
This isn't moderation.
This is presumption of guilt.
Creators are treated as criminals, not partners.
Execution first, trial never.
In any court, you're innocent until proven guilty.
On YouTube, you're guilty until viral on X.
RT if you believe creators deserve better.
#YouTubeAIWrongedCreators