Just read this in the Washington Post and it was one of those moments where I felt I really no longer understood my home country. How is it at all strange to ask to use your friend’s diaper changing table to change your own child’s diaper while visiting? What the hell else could one do? Please tell me the last line is a joke.
People need to know that Eugen is a divisive character among people who have been here since the beginning, and particularly among marginalized people. Don’t accept his opinions as gospel. I am more inclined to listen to the marginalized old timers.
Ack! I can’t stop looking at my timeline! This is almost as bad as when I was addicted to the birdsite. It wasn’t this way even two weeks ago. I am going to have to start consciously limiting my Mastodon screen time, which is not a thing I ever thought I would be thinking.
@undauntedgirl A part of me wants to stage an intervention (lol), but obviously they’re not ready to let go of the birdsite, so maybe I will do as you suggest. (Before I had the word muted in any form. It hadn’t occurred to me that I could do it the way you describe.) Thank you!
A-a-and I had to turn off notifications from one of my favorite people because it turns out their account was a firehose of Twitter reposts that I hadn’t been seeing while I had the word blocked.
I finally unmuted the word “Twitter,” since there’s a lot important discussion about it right now, and I see that a lot of people who recently made accounts are mainly reposting stuff from Twitter. It’s time to let go, folks. The Fediverse is not Musk-free Twitter.
The crazy thing is, I think a US or FR adaptation of Juttan Shuttai as a look inside the world of US comics/BD publishing industries would be impossible without radical changes to the storyline and characters. Our comics creation and sales ecosystems are just too different.
Another wild idea I saw in Today's Webtoon that US comics companies wouldn't even DREAM of doing: a 2-day, all-expenses paid offsite for aspiring webtoon creators to get mentoring, create, then pitch their original stories to publishers.
Lately, I've been trying to dig deeper into how Korea's comics industry transitioned from print periodicals to mostly digital webtoon serialization. Watching K-drama Today's Webtoon on @Viki@twitter.com has been fascinating as a intro to that world. https://www.viki.com/tv/38643c-todays-webtoon