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Lastly, I sincerely hope that every expression of support and admiration for our artists is rooted in love, respect, and sincerity.
Atom, Fabel Entertainment, and I warmly welcome everyone who supports our artists. We simply ask that everyone treat one another with respect, honor the rights of others, and refrain from spreading false information or distorting facts to harm anyone. These are the fundamental values of a civilized society.
Thank you.
The accounts claiming that “Fayemily is fighting among themselves", honestly, I’ve only seen three of them. And when I checked their profiles, I couldn’t find a single trending post or even one post encouraging engagement. All I saw were posts complaining and nitpicking other Fayemily members.
So do those three people represent our fandom? No.
Then why label it as “internal fandom conflict”?
Before making claims like that, at least do your research. You say that many people have left the fandom because it’s becoming toxic. So far, I’ve only seen you saying that, and your opinion does not represent the fandom as a whole.
In fact, Fayemily is one of the most united fandoms I’ve ever been part of. Of course, it’s completely normal for people within any fandom to have different opinions. No community is made up of people who think exactly the same way. However, the few individuals I mentioned are just that, a few individuals. They are not the majority, and they certainly do not speak for the entire Fayemily fandom.
And if you’re going to blame the declining numbers on people leaving the fandom, then at least do a little research on the overall engagement trends across the GL market before making that claim. Compare the data across the industry instead of looking at one fandom in isolation. If engagement is declining across the entire GL market, then it’s clearly a broader trend rather than proof that people are leaving one specific fandom. Drawing conclusions without considering the bigger picture is simply misleading.
What you’re doing is essentially airing the fandom’s dirty laundry in public. Instead of reflecting the reality of the community, you’re taking the actions of a handful of individuals and projecting them onto an entire fandom. That’s neither fair nor objective.
Just a little morning ramble. Now, it’s time for me to get back to work. Have a great day, everyone! ☀️