I think .ml's fine for certain types of communities.
It's simply that their perception of anime and sexualization therewithin is at odds with the anime community's perception of sexualization. I think there's some merit - the anime community is host to a lot of people and art that I'm morally opposed to myself, I simply believe that .ml's looking at the benign and edgy and painting it with the same brush as the abhorrent and gross.
Just my 2 cents on the matter ^^
uTorrent doesn't play well in the landscape of the modern bittorrent protocol. It's also adware, infringes upon your privacy, and is a malware risk.
qBittorrent is my client of choice, but other popular and great clients are Deluge (only up to ~500 torrents), transmission, and rtorrent (on Linux). There's other clients as well but YMMV, especially if you do any private tracker usage.
An entire department that's never had someone in it who's not complicit in a serial killing conspiracy. Given the history of Jackson Mississippi, I'd bet money that the victims are majority black as well.
Turns out I'd forgotten to sub to this community, even after I'd added it to the sidebar of anime.ml. The two remaining moderators there are pretty inactive so it's right of those admins to be looking for new volunteers. Sorry that this ends up impacting everyone else; I tried to stay out of the drama myself, but I wasn't willing to moderate the way they wanted me to.
The fact that we can have a different community to use is one of the beautiful things about the fediverse, and why I personally believe so strongly in it. I
Anyways, I hope everyone finds this community just fine, and I look forward to many discussions and to talking about anime over here.
Nope, it just gets silently removed.
Yes, hyperbole is non-falsefiable. It's a rhetorical device, not a claim unto itself. In this instance it's a rhetorical device being used to communicate the idea that, were this Nintendo, they'd be receiving rightful backlash, but people, like you, online will give a pass due to the sheer fact that it's Valve doing the takedown.
to me, this is clearly an example of incorrectly getting mad about something and then shifting the goalposts to not have to take the L.
Or it's hyperbole.
The last time you're referring to was Valve directly distributing the project in question. That is not the reality here, nor is there any implication that Valve allows it. If Valve never issued this takedown, there'd be no reason to even believe Valve knew of this infringement nor that they were so intimately familiar with it to know Nintendo's IP was also being infringed upon.
This is just a corporate passing of the buck. There’s no reason to believe a third party infringing upon the properties of two parties would give the latter parties any ability or risk of going after one another.
This project was not on steam and as such was not distributed by nor associated with Valve in any way beyond infringement of IP and use of their assets. Let's not give Valve a pass just because they can lazily and baselessly say "um nintendo!" about it.
IMO, CG's great in backgrounds^[pokemon xyz: https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/179755], and in helping compose a shot by applying to non-human set-pieces^[izetta: the last witch: https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/246362]. It can also be good for living things like kaiju and mechs^[ssss gridman: https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/239676].
It's generally bad form to apply to humans though unless heavily stylized for it^[high score girl: https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=3EVn5xpw6qo].
An exception to this is a show like Land of the Lustrous in which the people are made of minerals, and thus it makes sense for their bodies to appear more rigid and uncanny. It's also the only reasonable way they could have gotten their hair to be consistently iradescent throughout the entire runtime of the series.^[land of the lustrous: https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/40496]