@hakujovdai When the ego and narcissism of certain authors eclipsed the desire and love for creating stories—for their own sake, rather than for the sake of the recognition, comments, and kudos they might receive after publication.
@Cheap_Escape A duras penas terminamos una semana pero la gran mayoría esta sufriendo la abstinencia de AO3 el doble ya que al entrar a Twitter se siente que pasaron dias (en vez de horas) por todas las polémicas que se desataron
@Cheap_Escape Creo que por todo eso (peleas, discusiones, lo de los drives, lo de la página ilegal, lo de los autores, y ahora lo de las historias y fan-art ; y lo que seguramente vendrá despues) es el porque sentimos que no pasa mas el tiempo para que se cumpla el lapso
@Cetotherium@harriertail@bee_mm_ss Exactly! Because there’s no age limit for a hobby—there are people in the fandom who are 20, 30, 40, or even older, and that’s perfectly fine! But reaching a point where you can no longer use common sense and remember that it’s just a HOBBY—that’s something worth questioning.
@iminkain@n3lisssse And he will continue to offer increasingly ridiculous excuses—in the face of so many arguments—so as not to let the possibility that he was wrong even begin to emerge (not even to himself).
@iminkain@n3lisssse I said it before and I’ll say it now: most likely, he has already realized he’s wrong, but he’s so mired in his own rhetoric that admitting he was mistaken on this point just isn’t an option for his pride.
@angelmoose_Lion Tambien es cierto que no se como funciona el manejo de arte en AO3 asi que esta es solo mi opinión personal de como se debería abordar el trato
@angelmoose_Lion Si creo que pueden hacer publicidad en otras redes como Instagram, tumblr, Twitter y demás y alentar a posible gente interesada a entrar a su perfil de AO3 para ver si el autor tiene lo que estan buscando pero solo eso
@luobingpup One last thing—I have to thank you; I really enjoyed having this debate. I had forgotten how much I like debating books or literary viewpoints.
@luobingpup We state this directly: J.K. Rowling can do and say whatever she likes, but the social rejection she faces is a stain that will never go away.
@luobingpup What I mean by all this is that J.K. Rowling will be remembered for being a horrible person—there is no doubt about that—but, at the same time, she will also be remembered as the one who gave us Harry Potter;+