Notices by Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한🦣 (youronlyone@c.im), page 22

@NaraMoore

Ahh, "commuter reading". It's like the webtoons, easy and quick to read.

Thank you for that! It's a goal to hit and practice!

@QuasiTemporal @stevendbrewer

@QuasiTemporal

Ahh! Blogs. Do you keep a separate blog for each story? Or, it's one blog with each story separated by tags?

@NaraMoore

Thank you for the insight!

Re: genre, yes, I noticed that romance is far too popular with the reincarnation/dungeon/hunter genre coming second, at least in the platforms I've checked so far.
@QuasiTemporal @stevendbrewer

Today #Mozilla announced that Mozilla Social is closing on 2024-12-17. #DidYouKnow that this was their 2nd public #Fediverse instance?

* 2010-02-22: launch
* 2011-05-01: renamed to Social@Mozilla
* 2013-11-20: closed
* 2023-05-04: launch
* 2024-12-17: closed

#Trivia #History

So, who's excited for the coming #SocialCreditSystem ? You think the #AI everyone is complaining about is the end of it? The #SocialCredit only works if there's an AI combined with #CCTV #surveillance .

What are _you_ going to do about it today?

Android apps need to stop loading the default browser for login. Not all devices were created equal even if they're updated to the latest Android. YOUR APP is getting terminated when the default browser is loaded, your user is stuck in a login loop because of it.

There are two genres that's far too common in the #webtoon industry: (1) dungeons; and (2) timeslip (usually backwards). Even though it's generally a rehash of the same plot and arcs, most are well executed so it's fun to read.

#comics #reading

@winter

Hah! That's actually a very good advice! Why do I keep trying to write NT characters. ^_^;;

Thank you for that!

@actuallyautistic @autistics

Are there any writers here who are autistic? How do you handle something that you don't understand or can't relate to?

My challenge is, there are so many things I can't grasp because of the way my brain works. For example, I see in novels and TV series/drama that a person loses focus when they hear a very bad news (like their health).

However, in my case, at least from my experiences of hearing bad news, I never once lost focus; instead, I am more focus on listening to the expert (like a doctor). I'm more attentive because in my mind, that's the only way forward.

So, if I want to write a character, I end up with something monotone or too generic. It is not realistic for most people, but it is for me.

Or say, a character who obviously shouldn't do something but they still do it anyway. I'm trying to understand why so I can develop the character, but I'm failing in it.

How do you handle it? Do you have a collection of examples, or watch something and put what you've watched into words?

Thank you!

@autistics @actuallyautistic

#Autistics #ActuallyAutistics #AskingAutistics

Asian Alliance:
* Japan
* Korea (South)
* (the) Philippines

Western Alliance:
* US
* Australia
* France
* Germany

AXIS OF EVIL:
* China
* Iran (Persia)
* Korea (North)
* Russia

Frontlines:
* South China Sea
* East China Sea
* Korean War / DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone)

Since the arrival of the German Navy in the area, and the increase number of Western powers, I wouldn't be surprised if the AXIS OF EVIL combines the SCS and ECS issues into one, potentially including the Korean War / DMZ as well. It's beneficial for them to do so since the Western powers are here to support:
* Korea (South)
* (the) Philippines
* Taiwan

We, the peoples of Japan, Korea (South), and the Philippines are once again caught in the middle of conflicts between superpowers.

This is the relationship of the various terminologies ( #SocialWeb #OpenSocialWeb #Fediverse #ATmosphere #NOSTRich ) with each other.

#MycelialWeb #DDFON #TheATmosphere #TheFederation #SNS #SocialMedia

There is torrentfreak blog, but they only cover and investigate Western Copyright groups and actions.

I have yet to see one covering Asia-Pacific takedowns.

I am deeply curious. And what's happening to the admins of those sites which were taken down? Where are they? Are they still alive? In prison? In debt because they lost an infringement case or agreed to an out-of-court settlement that was ridiculous?

There are various things I pay attention to because it can tell you what's going on that isn't being reported anywhere else.

One such is how illegal streaming sites are disappearing one after another for four, yes, four months now.

It actually all started with illegal sites hosting pirated (works behind a pay wall) manga, manhwa, comics, webtoon, and webcomics (we need an umbrella term for all of these).

Then the illegal anime streaming sites started to come down one-by-one.

This week, illegal Asian drama and Asian movie streaming sites started to disappear, and it is not over yet, they just started two days ago.

I've been trying to trace which Copyright groups are behind these, but to no avail. They are far too organize and systematically bringing down sites _effectively_.

There's no doubt they've been gathering information for years to be able to do this at this level. I don't think Western Copyright groups are involved. They haven't shown any organized action, even to this day. And they don't care about Asia-Pacific IP (Intellectual Properties); also, they hit a few and that's it.

So, who's behind these things bringing down illegal sites distributing Asia-Pacific IPs? When are they going to go public about it and release official data?

Anyone who is publishing serial fiction online?

* If so, which particular service/platform/app are you using and for what reasons (ease of use, exposure, revenue, etc.)?

I want to try my hand on online serial fiction.

* My second question is, what method are you using for serial fiction? Like snowflake method or just writer per chapter / episode as you go?

And related to that, do you take adjust your story based on the feedback and expectations of your current readers? (Since they can leave comments per chapter/episode release.)

* Lastly, anything else I should take into consideration? Or, things to read on how to enter the serial fiction industry?

Thank you everyone!

@writers @writingcommunity @writing

@HughWRoberts

Oh! My deepest apologies, I incorrectly assumed you already looked into it while looking for a new show to watch. ^^;;

In any case, probably that was the reason. English scifi is getting less popular every year. T_T (But is getting more popular in Korea and China.)

Hmm… maybe I should publish online serialized #fiction instead. But it's too linear, I wonder how I can use the #snowflake method with serial fiction. 🤔🧐

#SerialFiction #CC #CCBYSA #BYSA #KWWP #Kolverse

@HughWRoberts It was a good series. Definitely watch it, especially if you like time travel genre and love to tackle how to solve potential paradoxes. 😉

It wasn't perfect or anything, but I love the plot.

(Too bad it was prematurely ended, I don't understand why North American producers love to cancel good shows and loves to keep bad shows going. 😅 )

@refalo There are indeed, and if it's clear they're being that and showing they're that, it makes moderation and filtration easier. 😅 (On Threads alone, I've blocked a lot of accounts, and I'm thankful they showed their true selves by leaving comments on other people's posts, lol, made it easier.)

The challenge I guess is how they can be easily detected and limit their exposure for everyone. Or, at least for instances where such aocharacter is not welcome.

Imagine that, there is actually a market for serialized live-action based on serialized novels. I wonder who was the first to test the waters? Only catch, it's primarily centered on romance, which is obviously the most affordable to produce and most attractive.

@dansup

> Let's agree to disagree respectfully and with common sense.

Hear hear!

To add to that, never forget to factor in CCL:
1. Context
2. Culture
3. Language

Often times, the reports we receive were taken out-of-context. Or, there's a cultural factor the reporter did not consider. Worse is, language. People forget that even though we speak the same language, English in this case, it does not mean we understand words similarly nor we form sentences and understand these sentences the same way.

If we combine two or all of these (context, culture, language), it is when we start to understand each other. But failure to do so, we end up taking offense when it never was the intention of the other person (often the "reported").