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[Bafta]

Can someone explain to me what's good about these large discord servers? It's only useful when it's just >20 of irl and close friends.

Every single one I checked out was just full of terminally online, deeply unwell people that always wind up talking about the same things (porn, tranny porn, grooming, pedophilia and anime porn) regardless of the server's original subject matter.

 

[Anchors-Away]

Can someone explain to me what's good about these large discord servers? It's only useful when it's just >20 of irl and close friends.

Every single one I checked out was just full of terminally online, deeply unwell people that always wind up talking about the same things (porn, tranny porn, grooming, pedophilia and anime porn) regardless of the server's original subject matter.

It’s a complicated discussion point, but I’ll try my best to explain the appeal from both sides.

If you’ve been online long enough to remember, most large-scale community sites were often built for fans, by fans. Forums, IRC, Chatango etc. All too often, there was no official input from the “multimedia entities” involved. Thus whatever rules and guidelines got implemented, would alternate per-site. One fandom might have an entire board dedicated to shipping or r34 related content, another might strictly operate on a singular focus forbidding any off-topic boards. Even today, you’ll likely find a variety of different subreddits or chan’s centred around one topic due to those involved at moderation/admin level.

With the advancement of social-media and general simplification/bastardisation (depending on who you ask) of internet use, these “multimedia entities” are indirectly forced into action. Do you think WarnerMedia ever wanted to employ someone to strike Snape/Hermione fanfics? You think DC ever wanted to acknowledge Batman performing oral-sex in an official capacity? Fuck no. But thanks to the ongoing homogenization of social platforms, they can do that and more! Yay

Had they actively attacked the fan-sites via DMCA takedowns all those years ago, they would only put themselves into a negative light. I'd even go as far as to say that entire fandoms could have been eradicated had they done so, via unintentional censorship. Today? All they need to do is make an “Official” brand approved discord, subreddit and whatever else so they can police any negative opinions or taboo topics via underpaid staff or “community ambassador representatives” (Jannies)

But how does that tie into our future child molesting Minecraft YouTubers, dog-fucking furries, e-thots and whatever else? Much like these corporations, maintaining an image and positive public appearance is paramount. Thus these potential lolcows must follow the same standard practises as these multimedia empires and create centralised fan-zones that they can bend into submission.

“But why not let the fans do it, Anchor?”

Because if said fan group just so happens to share, I don't know, questionable content or attempts a witch hunt due to inaccurate information, there is a very high probability that your brand or official name is affiliated in some capacity. Thus you have to make amends for something you by all accounts, officially wasn’t a part of. Welcome to the court of public opinion!

So why run the risk? Set-up the pay wall, let the parasocial losers into a space you want no part of and pray you don’t end up awash with trannies demanding pronoun roles or specialised text chats for “venting” or whatever else. Merchants Guild might have been cancer, but it could have been a whole lot worse, I assure you.

 

[bigoogabaloogas]

Can someone explain to me what's good about these large discord servers? It's only useful when it's just >20 of irl and close friends.

Every single one I checked out was just full of terminally online, deeply unwell people that always wind up talking about the same things (porn, tranny porn, grooming, pedophilia and anime porn) regardless of the server's original subject matter.

Large discord servers are fine until tranny mods and politics get added to the equation, which unfortunately is always the case.

 

[Deadwaste]

At the very least Sseth is still working on a video.

it better be frostpunk or i riot

 

[Antarctic Hellbeast]

Large discord servers are fine until tranny mods and politics get added to the equation, which unfortunately is always the case.

>Doesnt mention how Ban-Happy Trannies immediately ban any remotely sane users and then spam the servers with futa shit.

 

[Bafta]

>Doesnt mention how Ban-Happy Trannies immediately ban any remotely sane users and then spam the servers with futa shit.

I think that's just the natural progression of any of those fandom/hobby communities. No one that's qualified and willing to moderate an internet forum in good faith will ever accept doing it for as long as an insane tranny would.
They're the only people that have enough time and take online communication seriously enough to always be around until they take over. It's the same thing that happens with all these obscure hobby subreddits that suddenly become about discussing tranny communism.

 

[Kill Me Please 420]

Alec pretty much doxxed himself back in 2015

 

[TVStactic]

hey i member seeing something about this faggot on 4chan.

extra mentions;

 

[Agarathium1066]

Considering how much Sseth shared about himself on streams and other things this sure feels like some forced celebration. Turns out the Russian guy with Russian tastes.. is Russian.

The rest of the Discord shit is just that.

 

[Negev]

Can someone explain to me what's good about these large discord servers? It's only useful when it's just >20 of irl and close friends.

Every single one I checked out was just full of terminally online, deeply unwell people that always wind up talking about the same things (porn, tranny porn, grooming, pedophilia and anime porn) regardless of the server's original subject matter.

It was just fun and there were a decent amount of actual discussions in the specific topic rooms, never used the coom rooms so I cant say how those were, the biggest issue with the discord was a couple mods

 

[SiccDicc]

It seems like every Discord server justifies its own deletion.
It sucks that a game that he had good things to say, and honestly wanted to see successful, is what bit him in the ass solely because it was made by and played by commie faggots.

Maybe I'm retarded, but didn't someone share a story here about how his family lost everything to communists? Why would he encourage that?

 

[ddlloo]

Maybe I'm retarded, but didn't someone share a story here about how his family lost everything to communists? Why would he encourage that?

How is reviewing and promoting that game the same as encouraging communism? Such an arsed backwards perspective. Literally the same thinking as those throwing meltdowns because the creator of Five Nights At Freddy's is a Christian republican.

 

[SiccDicc]

How is reviewing and promoting that game the same as encouraging communism? Such an arsed backwards perspective. Literally the same thinking as those throwing meltdowns because the creator of Five Nights At Freddy's is a Christian republican.

I'm mostly shocked because a lot of people who fled or had family that fled communism hate anyone and everything that involves communists. Shit, you got Venezuelans trying to make it to the US saying the socialists here need to shut up.

Anyways, I'm not well versed on Sseth lore and apologize for that, but I had assumed the game promoted communism in some form. I've never seen anyone who publicly admits they are communist not do that. Come to think of it I don't think I've seen anyone who proudly declares their political affiliation not make their art or works revolve around it. If that isn't the case, then that's my bad.

 

[Kabuki Actor]

Guess-Who writes a pretty suspicious lorebook.

Spoiler: Disquisition on the Malady of the Mimic

I'd like to reproduce a perspective I recently shared with a friend, a lamplighter by trade and an artist too, who shied away from a typography tournament at the festival of Ut yara Ux because of a fear in her heart. She suffers from the malady of the mimic, the all too common sickness that makes us feel like we're performing our lives instead of inhabiting them, that we don't belong next to those who've won success nor do we deserve those same successes when we've won them ourselves. I've counted myself among its victims in the past, and occasionally I still do.

First, indulge me for short while. On a shelf in my workshop sits a simple contraption called a morphoscope. It's comprised of two parts: an armature of pliable aluminum wire and a rotary base. Its purpose is to communicate a three-dimensional form from a two-dimensional viewing plane. The armature can be contorted such that, when viewed in its still state, it looks like a jumbled mess of wire, but when viewed in rotation it assumes the familiar form of an object, such as a bird or urshiib countenance.

What's this have to do with the malady of the mimic? To answer that, we must deconstruct the malady. Let's ask: what is it to be a mimic, to appear as a thing but feel like another? Essentially it's a phenomenon of semantic distance, a sensation of the space between what we perceive in others and what we perceive about ourselves. We've constructed a representation of what, in the case of my friend, a proper artist and typographer looks like. Why do we have such trouble squaring that representation with our own image?

The answer lies in the richness of our self-perception. We see ourselves in stereo, our wire armature plied by our experiences, our self-image formed by rotating it about the axis of time. What we call 'artist' or 'typographer' is just a jumbled mess of wire, an unfamiliar pattern we give a name to in absence of the context of life's motion. Were we to see our peers in rotation, gain perspective on their doubts, their fears, their pain, the jumbled mess of a pattern would disappear into the familiar form of a person. And conversely, had we the capacity to freeze our own motion, to see ourselves absent of the context of our doubt, fear, and pain, we'd see an artist and a typographer just the same.

There's a fable about a mimic who seeks to belong but never does, whose ambition ultimately leads to a grisly fate. Its moral serves an ideological function: to keep us from belonging where we already do. So let me say to you now: belong, friend. We wait for you joyously.

 

[Solid Hyrax]

Sseth still has his own forum that people can still use. I really didn't care too much for the Discord server, and the spergs at the voice chat were too weird for me to talk with them.

 

[Near]

His Discord really was the worst shit. I got in there for a few days after someone leaked a link on /v/, but it's basically exactly how it's described in the last two pages of this thread. Also on top of that a bunch of power tripping faggy mods.

 

[Kill Me Please 420]

completely unrelated, but I managed to use publicly available information to breach and delete an xvideos account associated with his previous email and password. not really sure what to make of this.

 

[IneptRobot]

I managed to use publicly available information to breach and delete an xvideos account associated with his previous email and password

Why?

 

[Bec]

Didn't he accidentally reveal his name was Alec in Killstream(?)

His name is alec/Alex
I remember one of his friends called him that.

completely unrelated, but I managed to use publicly available information to breach and delete an xvideos account associated with his previous email and password. not really sure what to make of this.

Why?

 

[inception_state]

completely unrelated, but I managed to use publicly available information to breach and delete an xvideos account associated with his previous email and password. not really sure what to make of this.

Looks like a SEO spambot got to it first, given the shady link to some other porn site.