I mean the answer is literally to just ignore online communities and make art. It’s amazing that it’s taken both gave devs and show runners like 15 fucking years to figure this out.
People on the Internet are toxic. Ignore them. The “bigger” the influencer is, the more you should ignore them. I am available for consulting work if any big studio execs would like to learn more.
I mean the answer is literally to just ignore online communities and make art.
I’m sure most creators would love to, but you just know the network execs are coming to RTD and saying something like “Twitter is really upset about XYZ, can you tone down the wokeness?” etc.
I mean the answer is literally to just ignore online communities and make art.
I wish I could agree. The toxic communities aren’t doing what they do to get the creators’ attention, so withholding that attention don’t accomplish anything. That’s not what sustains them.
I mean the answer is literally to just ignore online communities and make art. It’s amazing that it’s taken both gave devs and show runners like 15 fucking years to figure this out.
People on the Internet are toxic. Ignore them. The “bigger” the influencer is, the more you should ignore them. I am available for consulting work if any big studio execs would like to learn more.
I’m sure most creators would love to, but you just know the network execs are coming to RTD and saying something like “Twitter is really upset about XYZ, can you tone down the wokeness?” etc.
I wish I could agree. The toxic communities aren’t doing what they do to get the creators’ attention, so withholding that attention don’t accomplish anything. That’s not what sustains them.