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tobi-smp · 2 years

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Didnt quite want to add to the rainbow[rest of name thing

But

I am kinda confused

Like when looking at the posts on the blog it seems the issue was the dreamwastaken tag

But that isnt what it sounded like what was in the replies of your post

Also I understand wanting c!tags in the post but most posts I see put this is about roleplay so they dont have to keep putting c!

Also people make it really clear of who they are talking about

Also werent you talking about cc!Dream's writing

Which would go in the cc tag?

(Fun fact used to follow them then they started doing prison roleplay that just made me uncomfy)

Context: [Link 1, Link 2, Link 3]

no yeah For Sure, they're very blatantly using the tag as an excuse to get angry about How c!dream was depicted in the post while hiding their intentions because they know that they wouldn't be taken seriously otherwise (not that they're being taken seriously now).

the point of c! and cc! is to differentiate between Characters and Content Creators within a post, created during the exile arc when conversation around dream and tommy shifted to discussing the abuse being inflicted on tommy. people outside of the fandom were genuinely confused and worried, so there were attempts to clarify Within A Post that what was being discussed was a story and not a description of what real streamer Dream 'was' Taken was doing.

it was never intended for organization but for Clarification, with c! and cc! just being used to accomplish this as quickly and efficiently as possible (try reading a post that uses these labels liberally but replace them with "character" and "content creator," it gets tedious very quickly).

I don't use it in every post because its function is to clarify where its necessary. posts where it's obvious that what's being talked about Isn't real (such as foolish being a god for instance), posts where its inconsequential whether people unfamiliar with the series get confused or not, or say untagged posts not intended for anyone but people within the fandom don't really need it. sometimes I'll use it anyway by force of habit or I'll forget to use it where I Could have either out of excitement or just, you know, Forgetting. but that's neither here nor there.

point is, at no point has it been used as a blocktag nor was it intended to be that. people who don't like the dream smp and don't want to see that content usually Avoid the streamers tags in the first place, and otherwise if they're able to block the c!dream tag then they'll be able to block the dream smp tag.

it's a pointless argument to make which makes it transparently obvious that that's not what the point of making it was.

all of That said, I'd like to address the most important part of all of this.

They Started Doing What?

#fandom critical

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chfaiq5k-blog · 4 years

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Don't Get Confused! Social Marketing Is Different From Social Media Marketing

I read the content but then I realized the writer has a different thought about it. I know for sure what social marketing is, it's just sad that most people online, and some of them are writers like me, are confusing it with social marketing. Since social media has become increasingly popular with everyone, people unconsciously misuse a phrase that has been existent for a long time. Let me do the honor to clarify things up, not just for you, but for other readers as well.

What is Social Media?

As per the dictionary, social media is defined as websites and applications that allow online users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.

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