I meant more like they chose their words (including the problematic go on strike theme) and their arguments very, very strategically to get the most eyes on their thread
AND that they knew very well how to skillfully talk around certain topics like for example whatwastheirname that got several skincents accepted that other people wouldn't presumably because they also did art for the site, which the more hardcore skincent fanbase would know because it was talked about extensively off-site
they knew what they were doing, it was just the right amount of incendiary for the sake of accomplishing what they want in getting people to read the topic and spread around support while maintaining plausible deniability on-site
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Re: Skin makers go on strike
(Anonymous) 2022-04-05 11:18 pm (UTC)(link)I meant more like they chose their words (including the problematic go on strike theme) and their arguments very, very strategically to get the most eyes on their thread
AND that they knew very well how to skillfully talk around certain topics like for example whatwastheirname that got several skincents accepted that other people wouldn't presumably because they also did art for the site, which the more hardcore skincent fanbase would know because it was talked about extensively off-site
they knew what they were doing, it was just the right amount of incendiary for the sake of accomplishing what they want in getting people to read the topic and spread around support while maintaining plausible deniability on-site