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I would 100% be okay with waiting a few more years for the movie to come out if it meant the artists weren’t overworked.
Heck, if abusing workers was the only way for this movie to come out (and it’s definitely not, don’t buy into that lie) I would rather it never came out at all. No piece of art, not even one as great as ATSV, is worth the abuse.
In case anyone actually cares about this issue, some good news: 227 migrants were rescued off the Canary Islands and 294 migrants were rescued off the coast of Italy yesterday/today.
so is no one going to talk about the fact that mcdonalds basically took over the mcdonalds wiki for a promotion about grimace’s birthday and had fandom wiki remove the admin’s ability to prevent vandalism and edits to the wiki and now it’s entirely just a corporate advertisement despite admins working on the wiki to make it updated and accurate for the past 8 years
yeah it looks like this now
wait why does a corporation have a fandom wiki in the first place? is that not advertisement itself?
not actually!
the wiki prior to this was used for documentation, which while, it was documentation primarily about advertisement, it was not a ‘hi, bye your burgers,’ and more so 'this is what McDonald’s did in this year. it had this marketing campaign that involves these points.’ or even 'mcdonalds sold pizzas at these locations in this year" and was really just about saying 'this happened’ as opposed to 'buy this’ if that makes sense
the change by McDonalds for what basically amounts to a volunteer led archive being turned into a copywritten advertisment masquerading as documentation has horrifying connotations and meaning for what one of the worlds most popular wikis will accept in the name of profit
No offense but the internet gives you the most wrong and fucked up idea of helping people because people get mad if you don’t care about disasters happening in 72 countries, meanwhile the people in real life that are doing the most good picked one VERY SPECIFIC thing to care about and care about it REALLY HARD
Walks up to a guy working on restoring a native tree species to his downtown “why aren’t you posting about grasses in Turkmenistan!”
The internet has taken a whole generation of bright, motivated, passionate young people who care and have big hearts and turned them into paralyzed, shattered wrecks too crushed by the weight of the world’s pain to hand a pair of socks to a person in need
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