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who will let me make a spineless manager oc on their modern site and play them for 1 week and then leave

you can make a spineless manager and post once in a discord chat and then never reply if you want :relaxed: i approve this method
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The plan is to run it with the group we're doing another campaign with (where we have, like, ten party members), so I appreciate the interest, but I genuinely don't think I'd be able to handle more players. *sweats*

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dystopian animanga idol/k-pop
Hear me out



Idol/k-pop work culture is already dystopian B)


I was about to say, aren’t some idol groups like under a totalitarian lifestyle and go through like multiple hours of painful rehearsals (especially female idols) and constantly have fucked up bodies and mental health coping mechanisms because of it???? Sounds pretty dystopian to me…

They literally have schools to prepare idols to be treated like commercial items and not people lmao
last edit on Jul 21, 2021 14:45:55 GMT by scylla
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I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong when making a site.

There's a very specific kind of setting I want to run (and I won't get into specifics here because this isn't a stealth interest check), but whenever I try to launch it, it never seems to gain any traction. I tried a lot of stuff - I got rid of systems, simplified the lore, got a fancy skin - but for some reason, getting even a handful of members with my site's premise seems to elude me. Am I just bad at marketing? And if so, how do you get better at that?

I just don't know how people seem to get these thriving communities so easily. Is there some sort of clique I'm not a part of or strategy I haven't considered? 

From a marketing standpoint, you want to make sure your site goals are SMART. And no, I’m not saying you’re not smart, it’s actually an acronym!

It stands for:
S: Specific: You want to make sure you’re advertising the big thing (whatever it is) about the site that you want to highlight.
M: Measurable: And make sure that the big thing has some sort of measure to it so you can see the success of it. I think someone else already suggesting getting hype through an interest check. Make sure there’s measurable hype before you even start.
A: Attainable: Sometimes site premises just won’t work, so you have to be realistic in what other people will be interested in and capitalize on their interest.
R: Relevant: Make sure your ads are relevant to your content, but ALSO make sure that your content is relevant. What’s popular right now? How can you use that to interest people?
T: Time-bound: Set an opening date based on the above criteria, make it something people have to wait for. Not only does it build interest, but gives people time to wind down from other things they may be doing in anticipation of your site opening.

I hope this helps a bit! My learnin’ finally might have come in handy, wooooo.

— Your friendly neighborhood bachelor of marketing gal
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Jul 5, 2021 7:14:44 GMT @astrarium said:
spent hours last night doing hearing tests, reading about hearing impairments, and watching stories about deaf ppl AKA what youtube can do to someone.

it all started with this:


hello yes i am here to tell you don’t play this near a cat unless you want to be assaulted because that’s what happened to me just now at 1200 ToT