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izzyizumi · 13 hours
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izzyizumi · 21 hours
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So today I got a rather unkind comment on AO3 (one could call it hate), but I believe it to be a bot for several reasons:
Guest account, but username attached
Said username exists but person is unlikely to be reading Tolkien fic (according to their Tumblr and AO3, they are in other fandoms)
Two grammatically correct sentences
Super generic text that could apply to any fic:
"I've seen better fanfiction written by a toddler. Get it together!"
I'm curious, did anyone else get comments like this? Let me know.
And to those who have gotten rude comments and are now worried/upset: Maybe it was just a bot too. Either way: You're awesome for putting your writing out there for others to enjoy and you don't deserve to get rude comments for it. If you want feel free to message me to compare cases and discuss details :)
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izzyizumi · 22 hours
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Digimon Adventure {+02} x {T u m b l r} Txt Posts M e m e ~ featuring Izumi Koushiro{u} + Mrs. Izumi (Adoptive P A R E N T)
{Edit by Me} {Cap'd by Me} / @izzyizumi {DO NOT Copy} {DO NOT RE-POST} {DO NOT SHARE TO OTHER SITES} (Please ASK to Use!)
{Sharing privately amongst Friends/Mutuals is O.K, BUT PLEASE DO NOT RE POST PUBLICLY TO OTHER SITES}
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izzyizumi · 2 days
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izzyizumi · 2 days
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Game Freak when asked if Pokemon are sentient:
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They’re just doing their best and I’ve never related to something more than this. :’)
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As you all may know, I am an Asian American, and the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes in the US is tragic and terrifying. A few years ago, my mother and I had unprovoked, racist threats spat at us while we were simply grocery shopping. They didn’t care who we were as people- they just reduced us to our race. I want this space to be positive and encouraging for everyone, and that’s not possible unless I make this space clearly anti-racist. I hope this comic is a hopeful reminder that we’re all able to make the world a better place together! I can’t stop anything alone, but together, we can make a more caring society that welcomes and protects people of all races. 
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izzyizumi · 2 days
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I'm gonna sound very old person yells at cloud but I don't care, I feel like I need to say this. We all (well most of us) know that messaging Neil with any headcanons/theories/wishes/hopes/dreams to do with the show is a no-go because it could potentially compromise the story he wants to tell or ends up telling. And yes, he is a grown up who chooses what to respond to etc and I think it's wonderful he engages with fans and answers a lot of lovely and interesting questions about his process, writing and journey etc.
However, there is another reason not to send theories and ideas about how the show should go to the show creator in the hope of a response: it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter whether a theory is correct, or a speculation may or may not play out. That is why fandom exists.
Online fandom is where we all come together to yell and cry and throw around weird-ass ideas and theories and look at art and read fanfic and unite in our love of characters and a show. A huge part of being in fandom, is the way fandom theories become like an understood little bit of fanon lore that some people attach to, others disregard. But it doesn't matter. And part of the fun of fandom, is when a new season or a new episode of the show comes out, you have this collective catalogue of ideas and theories and headcanons and you get to yell and scream, "omg it happened1" or "lol that that thing was ever talked about" or "thank god that theory didn't come to pass".
Wanting to know now (not that we ever will) and not wanting to wait until the next season to find out the answers diminishes the fandom experience. I cannot stress enough how much we are in the absolute peak of the fandom experience right now. The between seasons time is the ultimate time to be a part of a fandom (as I'm sure many people are well aware), knowing there's another season coming energises everyone to create and connect and speculate and it's glorious! I know it feels like it'll be like this forever, but it won't. Next season is the last and yes, there will be a flurry and uptick of all the energy and excitement once again, and I absolutely believe Good Omens fandom will live on and remain active and thrumming. But there won't be theories and what ifs and hunting for clues for the next season, and over time it will dwindle a little and plateau and some people will fall into other fandoms, and while it will probably bubble away, there won't be the anticipation that sits with us now.
My point is, fandom is where we get to throw around ideas and flail and be ridiculous and also serious sometimes, but it's all for us. For the fans. Showing Neil theories or getting in a flap about a particular speculation and asking if x, y, or z might happen isn't just about putting the creator in an awkward spot, it takes away what fandom is about. Just let this time be ours. If you haven't been in fandom before, enjoy it! Don't be in a hurry to seek definitive answers or know things either way.
It doesn't matter if any or none or all of the things that float around end up being correct or incorrect. Fandom isn't about being right. It's about being a part of a community and being able to share ideas and it's about it being FUN.
So TL;DR Stop sending Neil fan ideas because that is for fandom, not for the creator.
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izzyizumi · 2 days
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Image description copied from alt text: A square graphic with a red background that shows a raised fist bearing the IWW logo and text that reads, "Did you know? The IWW was founded in Chicago, Illinois in June 1905." The union website, iww.org, is also listed. End image description.
Did you know?
The Industrial Workers of the World, or the IWW, was founded in Chicago, Illinois in June of 1905. Its members are often nicknamed "Wobblies," and the union itself is frequently called "the One Big Union."
Why "One Big Union?" Because the IWW was founded to serve every worker. At the time the IWW was founded, only a short list of specialized trades had unions. Major industries such as textiles, docks, agriculture, and mining were all without representation, and many of the IWW's first battles were to organize those very workers!
If you're a member of the working class, you have a place with the IWW!
Learn More:
IWW - Our History
IWW History Project - University of Washington
The Industrial Workers of the World - PBS
Wobblies of the World: A Global History of the IWW, Edited by Peter Cole, David Struthers, and Kenyon Zimmer
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izzyizumi · 3 days
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"we can talk about [x] when we've fixed [y]!!!" or, novel idea: we can & should care about multiple things at once. you can't be selectively humanitarian - that isn't how activism works.
learn how to multitask or, at the very least, stop shaming people who do have the capacity to tackle multiple sociopolitical issues simultaneously.
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izzyizumi · 3 days
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'punch a nazi!!' how about we start small and you can name two jews who feel comfortable talking about judaism openly around you
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izzyizumi · 3 days
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It’s practically 2014 and you guys still don’t know how to google if an article is real or not before giving it 100,000 notes
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izzyizumi · 3 days
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Don't announce boycotts if you aren't the workers involved, or if they haven't explicitly called for it. Every group that's on strike has their own individual wishes, and it's best if you honor those instead of making up your own thing. Otherwise, you could end up harming their efforts.
It's one thing if you don't feel comfortable buying Kelloggs while the workers negotiate. Or if you want to cancel Netflix. But if you aren't seeing any calls from the people at the heart of it? Don't start trying to rally up a boycott online.
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[ID: Tweet thread by user afiregender, posted October 7, 2021]
*taps mic* Consumer boycotts are not actually the default solidarity action with striking workers, donating to their strike fund is. Unless there is a sanctioned boycott, consumers cannot “cross a picket line” or be a scab. Those terms have specific meanings in labor organizing
All the union organizers I’ve known wanted consumer demand to stay the same when they were striking specifically because their employer would feel the strain of not having workers. Scabs who crossed the picket line were workers who were relieving this pressure on their employer
In this scenario, a successful consumer boycott would *hurt* the striking workers, because it would also relieve pressure on the employer the same way scab workers would. If the strikers felt a consumer boycott would help, they would call for one. They have not.
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izzyizumi · 3 days
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my entire political stance basically boils down to "I care about other people" and MAN does it make people MAD
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izzyizumi · 4 days
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Flashback Friday: Originally posted May 24th, 2020
I've spent my life having people misspell my name and it drives me up the wall! This why I do my utmost to make sure I never misspell anyone else's name so I don't make them suffer like I have suffered!
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izzyizumi · 4 days
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"The unit voted UNANIMOUSLY - with 100% participation - to authorize a strike if management does not reach a fair new contract before their current agreement expires this Friday, April 19."
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