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tempuralChallenge #5
In your own space, tell us about 3 creative/fannish resources, spaces, or communities you use or enjoy. (One or two is fine, especially if you're in a smaller fandom or like many people at the moment, fannishly adrift right now)
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snowflake_challenge---Most of the "transformative fandoms" that I draw fanart and write fic of are comprised of me and my wife LMAO. So there's not many resources for things that only exist in our brains.
Lemme try not to cheat at this and link to other people, even if it's not "transformative fandom" as people think of it.
- For the computer game "Card Survival", TheNeomare's youtube channel is probably the best source of information. Very in-depth playthroughs with lil' tips n tricks. I'd love for the information he has stored in his brain to be in a text form without looking through his 500 videos.. but the wiki for this game is not updated at all.
- A community I'm looking forward to is Bobaboard. The software is currently in v0 and not open to the public, but I really appreciate the slow rollout they're doing and I'm soaking in information about making sites and moderating communities. In the future, their type of imageboard will be a cool update to traditional forums, and I'm happy that the creator of Boba and I generally share the same views on art and expression. They also have a sister community in Fancodersthat I lurk in for resources to build my site.
- Since I have millennial pokeyman brain, Smogon is 100% my most visited resource for stats and movesets. I usually do random battles because I hate choosing moves and only having 6 pokeymen ever, and would rather play with all the pokeymen ever. I blame Smogon 100% for my brain internalizing all the typings and general speed tiers of the first couple of gens....
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12/1/23 07:28 (UTC)TheNeomare's youtube channel sounds like an excellent resource, but it's a shame there isn't an up-to-date wiki. Videos are fantastic, but yeah, text so much easier to search.
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12/1/23 10:20 (UTC)