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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

Well hello there, I’m Marta, a girl from North Italy who loves nature, history and drawing. Hope you’ll enjoy your stay!

The most common tags for my art are:

  • animals
  • wings of fire
  • the game of life and death. This one the fantasy story I’m working on, you’ll find characters, creatures, maybe some worldbuilding.

Requests and commisions are closed, art trades are open but I keep the freedom of deciding if decline.

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milkywayan
foone

I just saw a story on AO3 tagged "pet p!ay"


TIK TOK MUST BE STOPPED BEFORE IT DESTROYS LANGUAGE

digital-magus

Ok, unless something's going on I'm not aware of (extremely likely), I gotta point out the term "Pet Play" is significantly older than Tik Tok, or most of its userbase for that matter.

foone

Yeah, I'm not mad about using the term "pet play". That's a perfectly fine term. I'm mad because they didn't use that term: they used "pet p!ay", a censored version

digital-magus

Oh. Oh gawd I missed that. Objection withdrawn, that is objectively terrible.

biowho

To anybody who is new to posting on ao3, if you’re using a tag you have to use the correct spelling of that tag. People aren’t going to type in every version of a censored word to hide or look for your content 

emperorsfoot

For everyone new to tumblr, the same rule applies to tumblr too.

You cannot censor your tags! Censored tags cannot be block or filtered. Censoring tags HARMS your audience, it does not protect them

onemossygoblin

Honestly the culture of ‘you must censor yourself online or be punished’ is Super Dangerous. Like you shouldn’t be able to make people say ‘le$bean’ instead of lesbian (which is a real example i saw just today). It’s so fucked up that people are censoring themselves willingly (though we should mostly blame the corporations that condition people to do that) and they don’t see a problem with it.

tuulikki

Just to clarify, in the case of AO3, human volunteers who are giving their precious time to make your fandom better will have to comb through your tags and wrangle them on AO3’s end so they do actually show up as “pet play” when people try to search for them or filter them out. Unpaid! generous! volunteers! are having to sort through your trash because you didn’t take the time to learn about the platform you’re using.

For tumblr, self-censorship hurts people with screen readers and those trying to blacklist that exact content.

It’s okay if you didn’t know before but stop self-censoring immediately. There’s no reason to do it.

dakovas-basette
jesseeisenberggirlfriendofficial

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I'm sorry, I don't want to come across as harsh, but this is honestly ignorant as fuck.

I'm not gonna claim to know everything about the importance of studying dead languages, but I think I can safely say that it would probably be a really bad thing if we lost these languages to time if we didn't have people studying them.

We can lose hundreds if not THOUSANDS of years of story-telling history if these languages end up forgotten.

I can't put it into clear words right now because I'm busy or go int depth because I only have a common sense understanding, but I just wanted to address this. So if anybody on Tumblr who's more qualified to speak on this kind of matter wants to explain, then please take the floor for me.

wherenightmaresroost

  1. Many, many English words have Latin roots, so studying Latin can expand your English vocabulary to the point that you won't even need to check the dictionary meaning if you can recognize its Latin roots.
  2. Additionally, you can make up new words as needed by mashing together Dead Words.
  3. Lots of scientific jargon use Latin and Ancient Greek exactly because they're dead languages - the meaning of those words are set in stone. Studying those languages can help you understand and remember the extremely complex strings of words common in those topics.
  4. Latin is the Mother of Romance languages. Just studying Latin can make it easier to adapt to the grammar rules of the other Romance languages, or even help you Frankenstein out a meaning of a simple paragraph.
  5. All translation is a series of compromises. Even if Ye Olde Latin Text has been translated to English again and again and again, there WILL BE several points where the translator had to circumnavigate the translation to a phrase because the exact tone and concept is difficult to convey in English!!! (I am bilingual and this problem frustrates me to no end!!)
  6. And that's approaching this problem in good faith. We have a history of people outright lying about their translation credentials, deliberately translating a text "wrong" for their own benefit, or adding flourishes that drastically change the tone of the translation. Reviewing that 18th-century English translation of some 13th-century Latin book instead of just thoughtlessly reprinting it is vital to having a clear understanding of that book and placing it in its proper context.
  7. We have a LOT of untranslated archived material that have text written in dead languages, Latin included. Translating these provide us history.


And last but not the least:

Things do not have to be "useful" to have value.

marten-blackwood

also dead does not mean no longer in use, it means no longer CHANGING. No new words are being added to that dictionary. That’s all it means. Latin is only dead bc new words aren’t being added to its dictionary

punkitt-is-here

Anonymous asked:

hi!!!! there been news articles saying that the working conditions of spiderverse were rlly rlly bad to the point of 100 ppl quitting or someting…. sorry to be liek an annoying reporter and b kinda invasive but is this tru D:

not-quite-normal answered:

the big article that came out, for anyone curious: https://www.vulture.com/2023/06/spider-verse-animation-four-artists-on-making-the-sequel.html

there are some aspects about the article that i don’t feel comfortable commenting on, but yes a lot of animators did quit. a lot of it had to do with the issues mentioned in the article, but a lot also left because disney opened a studio in vancouver (where sony imageworks is located) and had to hire an entire crew. i don’t blame people for leaving spiderverse to get in on being a part of establishing the disney vancouver studio

i will also say that some of the information going around is incorrect; we did not work 11 hours a day, 7 days a week for over a year. working 7 days a week is illegal, and though some people worked sundays, they were clearly told that they could not work the next saturday if they worked a sunday. we encouraged people to not work ghost hours, and OT was always optional (except for saturday work towards the end, but nobody was punished or anything if they couldn’t work a saturday). we also get paid for OT. i was on the movie for over a year but we certainly weren’t crunching that whole time. like the article said, we were idle for a long time

it was undeniably a hard movie to work on and with such a large crew, everyone had a wide variety of experiences. the anonymous animators in the article aren’t wrong, but i will say that there are people that felt differently, or not as strongly as them. it’s a complicated issue that doesn’t have a simple solution

i just hope this doesn’t tarnish your view of the movie. we worked hard on it and everyone’s immense celebration of the animation is making all that hard work very worth it!

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