Violna Yen

02｜🇹🇼🇵🇭🇵🇱🇫🇷🇩🇪｜비오나

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

淨化一下我的algorithm 看太多智障眼睛很痛。
德國好冷的天氣好適合吃pho ... 好想每天吃pho

[도란도란 @d0rand0ran0722]

세상이 너에게 조금만 더 다정했으면 좋겠다 잘한 날보다 아쉬웠던 날을 더 오래 기억하는 사람들 속에서 네가 너무 오래 아프지 않았으면 해 네가 어떤 모습이든 너를 좋아하는 마음은 변하지 않을 테니 언젠가 모든 걱정을 내려놓은 너를 만날 수 있길, 그날엔 슬픔마저 조금은 따뜻한 기억으로 남길

[너뷰 @t1nerbu]

단순히 게임 플레이에 대한 욕을 하는게 아니라
그 이상의 개인적인 거에 대해 욕을 하는사람들도 있는거잖아 못알아쳐먹고 냅다 답글달면 뭐가 달라지냐

[도란도란 @d0rand0ran0722]

네가 아무렇지 않게 짓던 작은 웃음들이 참 예뻤는데, 요즘은 그마저 보기 어려워 마음이 아프다 이렇게 네가 웃는 모습을 보고 있으면, 그저 앞으로의 날들에는 이런 순간이 더 많았으면 좋겠다는 생각이 들어

[🐶 @p8_vxv]

진짜 그냥 요즘 선수들 비난이나 조롱하는 글들에 선은 넘지 말아달라고 하는 팬들한테 누구누구맘 이러면서 롤판에 아이돌 팬문화 좀 끌고 오지 말고 아이돌이나 좋아하라고 하면서 자기들끼리 선수들 조롱하는 글 쓴거에 적당히 하라고하면 이스포츠는 다른 스포츠판 보다 약한거다 거기에 반도

[버대찌개 @budaezz1ge]

원트
https://t.co/wV5u3wB4WI

[샤스타☆Shasta @shastadaisy221]

그 누구도 비난 받아도 마땅한 사람 없다고 하니까 그냥 무대포 여자 때문이란 논리 싸지름.. 얼탱이 없음

Saying no to player dehumanization and now it's all the women's fault.

[폼푸 @DEALPOMPU]

대회에서 2연 pom 받고 캐리할때라 대회로 지랄 못하겠으니까 솔랭으로 방향 틀어서 지랄하기 시작한건데 아니 진짜 뭘 제대로 알고나 말을 얹든가 그니까 걍 이런 사람들이 ㅈㄴ 많아 사실 아는거 좃도 없는데 모든걸 통찰한척 한마디라도 하고싶어서 근질근질해하는 사람들

[구하 @gudockha]

이거는 진짜
주어불문 명짤이다

[하로 @alwaysdoran_]

"그냥 최선을 다하면 되는 거 아니냐"고 쉽게 말하면서, 정작 그가 실수할 때마다 끊임없이 조롱하고 그동안 잘했던 순간들은 애써 외면하잖아요. 그도 실수할 수 있고, 성장할 시간도 필요한 사람인데 그런 여유조차 주지 않으면서요.

비판이라는 탈을 쓴 모욕은 정말 역겹습니다.

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

그렇게 말을 하고 싶지 않은데.... 그런 싸가지 없는 사람들이랑 아무리 평온한 태도로 얘기해도 말이 안 통하네 ㅋ 그런 쌔끼들이랑 말할 필요가 없네 ㅋ 얘네가 인생 너무 망해져서

[사해 @pangscal]

도란 엘림 인스타라방 (1)

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

#SpeakUpForDoran
#StopOnlineHarassment
#PlayersAreHumanToo

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

@peinotpie 是.....

[Joy✨ @joyfordoran]

#StopOnlineHarassment
#RespectPlayers
#PlayersAreHumanToo
#SupportDoran
#SpeakUpForDoran
#RespectInEsports
#ProtectDoran
#ProtectOurPlayers

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

@T1LoL sucks when their players need protection from irrational hates and insults. Non-awareness of human right and mental health protection in this org is unacceptably disgusting. I guess that's why people don't prefer working in East Asian huh lack of protection for employees

[Violna Yen @violnayonaaa]

honestly, if you cannnot tolerate your team losing, and start to harass or insult a specific player, then you should never watch any sports/esports, because no one is gonna play good or win forever, that is not human, that is AI/robot(not to mention that AI/robot fail often)

[샤스타☆Shasta @shastadaisy221]

The amount of hate Doran is receiving is absolutely ridiculous and unfair, not to mention irrational. This is no longer about fans expressing dissatisfaction with a player's performance or having opinions about roster changes. We're talking about targeted, sustained harassment that follows a player beyond the sporting environment and into his personal life. From relentless personal attacks and mockery to people flooding his personal Instagram with demands that he leave the team, and even death threats, the level of hostility directed at him is completely disproportionate. How has any of this become acceptable?

Let's get one thing straight: criticising a player's performance is perfectly fair. If you think he played badly, you can say so. If you think another player would be a better fit for T1, you are free to make that argument. But there's a fundamental difference between criticising someone's performance and personally targeting them with abuse, ridicule and humiliation.

The argument (many are saying, especially the Korean community) that he 'deserves' this or that 'he had it coming' because he's a professional player and should be held accountable is equally absurd. Being a professional athlete means being subject to public scrutiny and criticism. It does not mean surrendering your basic human rights, dignity or the right to be treated with decency. No bad performance, no matter how disappointing, justifies sustained harassment, personal abuse or threats against someone's life. These are basic standards of human decency, not privileges that someone has to earn through good performance.

And hiding behind the excuse that it's all "for the sake of the team" doesn't make it any more justified. If you genuinely believe Doran isn't the right player for T1, that's a roster opinion. If you have an issue with the organisation's roster decisions, address the organisation through appropriate channels. But using harassment and intimidation to force its hand is not legitimate criticism or fan activism. What exactly does harassing him on his personal social media accomplish? How does publicly mocking, humiliating and targeting a player contribute to a team's success?

Fans are entitled to their opinions, but that doesn't give them the right to dictate a player's career, let alone make his life miserable because he failed to meet their expectations. Roster decisions ultimately belong to the organisation, not the fanbase.

There's also a fundamental difference between being emotionally invested in a team and treating its successes and failures as personal victories and defeats. T1's victories are not your personal achievements, and T1's defeats are not personal injuries inflicted upon you by its players. Being a fan does not give you ownership over the team or the people who play for it.

You can dislike a player, criticise his performance, and want him replaced. But none of those things gives anyone the right to subject him to harassment, intimidation or degrading treatment.

You don't have to support Doran to recognise that what's happening to him is wrong. Basic human rights and decency are not conditional on how well someone performs in a sport or any other competitive discipline. If you think a player's poor performance makes them fair game for sustained personal harassment, perhaps it's time to reconsider what being a sports fan actually means.

There is something seriously wrong with people who take pleasure in tormenting another person like this. The level of obsession and cruelty directed at him is genuinely disturbing.

If you care about esports and the kind of fan culture it fosters, please make your voice heard. Loudly. We should be building a sporting culture that celebrates competition without dehumanising the people who compete in it. This level of toxicity should have no place in esports.

#SpeakUpForDoran #RespectInEsports

[샤스타☆Shasta @shastadaisy221]

The amount of hate Doran is receiving is absolutely ridiculous and unfair, not to mention irrational. This is no longer about fans expressing dissatisfaction with a player's performance or having opinions about roster changes. We're talking about targeted, sustained harassment that follows a player beyond the sporting environment and into his personal life. From relentless personal attacks and mockery to people flooding his personal Instagram with demands that he leave the team, and even death threats, the level of hostility directed at him is completely disproportionate. How has any of this become acceptable?

Let's get one thing straight: criticising a player's performance is perfectly fair. If you think he played badly, you can say so. If you think another player would be a better fit for T1, you are free to make that argument. But there's a fundamental difference between criticising someone's performance and personally targeting them with abuse, ridicule and humiliation.

The argument (many are saying, especially the Korean community) that he 'deserves' this or that 'he had it coming' because he's a professional player and should be held accountable is equally absurd. Being a professional athlete means being subject to public scrutiny and criticism. It does not mean surrendering your basic human rights, dignity or the right to be treated with decency. No bad performance, no matter how disappointing, justifies sustained harassment, personal abuse or threats against someone's life. These are basic standards of human decency, not privileges that someone has to earn through good performance.

And hiding behind the excuse that it's all "for the sake of the team" doesn't make it any more justified. If you genuinely believe Doran isn't the right player for T1, that's a roster opinion. If you have an issue with the organisation's roster decisions, address the organisation through appropriate channels. But using harassment and intimidation to force its hand is not legitimate criticism or fan activism. What exactly does harassing him on his personal social media accomplish? How does publicly mocking, humiliating and targeting a player contribute to a team's success?

Fans are entitled to their opinions, but that doesn't give them the right to dictate a player's career, let alone make his life miserable because he failed to meet their expectations. Roster decisions ultimately belong to the organisation, not the fanbase.

There's also a fundamental difference between being emotionally invested in a team and treating its successes and failures as personal victories and defeats. T1's victories are not your personal achievements, and T1's defeats are not personal injuries inflicted upon you by its players. Being a fan does not give you ownership over the team or the people who play for it.

You can dislike a player, criticise his performance, and want him replaced. But none of those things gives anyone the right to subject him to harassment, intimidation or degrading treatment.

You don't have to support Doran to recognise that what's happening to him is wrong. Basic human rights and decency are not conditional on how well someone performs in a sport or any other competitive discipline. If you think a player's poor performance makes them fair game for sustained personal harassment, perhaps it's time to reconsider what being a sports fan actually means.

There is something seriously wrong with people who take pleasure in tormenting another person like this. The level of obsession and cruelty directed at him is genuinely disturbing.

If you care about esports and the kind of fan culture it fosters, please make your voice heard. Loudly. We should be building a sporting culture that celebrates competition without dehumanising the people who compete in it. This level of toxicity should have no place in esports.

#SpeakUpForDoran #RespectInEsports

[ꔫ @cruelmisora]

the france vs england wc match was genuinely the funniest match i’ve ever watched