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windscryer March 19 2012, 00:07:23 UTC
This is morbidly fascinating, watching the entertainment industry commit suicide like this.

Depressing, too, because, yeah, this will severely curtail my ability to stay on track with my fandoms and effectively stop me from getting into new ones. Guess I'll have to go get a "real" hobby then, eh?

Not that I think it won't bounce back eventually, but it's definitely going to hurt in the meantime. What idiots.

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tahirire March 19 2012, 00:13:15 UTC
I am literally shaking I am SO PISSED right now. Don't they know ... ANYTHING!? ABOUT HOW THE WORLD WORKS!?!?!?!?!

I'm hoping that all my favorite fanvids don't vanish forever from youtube. I'm going to have to go through all of my accounts and back up everyfreaking thing, including my entire lj because what if it all just disappears? Also, HOW WOULD I FIND ALL YOU PEOPLE AGAIN IF IT DID!?

*breathes into paper bag*

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windscryer March 19 2012, 00:32:06 UTC
I'm far more calm than I think I should be. I think I'm in shock. It will hit me soon and I'll probably have to go find an empty section of wilderness to scream and cry and shoot and break things, but for the moment I can't quite feel that rage.

It might be time to see about organizing cross-fandom efforts to remind them who exactly pays their paychecks. I can't think of how at the mo', but it's something to be looked into.

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tahirire March 19 2012, 00:38:42 UTC
Agreed, but it's so tricky. I mean, 1) We don't want to draw attention in case it doesn't work, and 2) we don't want to put our celebrities who agree with us in the middle because it could jeopardize their contracts/careers, etc.

My personal preference would be some kind of campaign where we mail them things that will clog the hell out of all of their offices. Like that time all the Jericho fans mailed nuts until the network was like OH MY GOD FINE HAVE YOUR SHOW BACK JUST DON'T SEND US NUTS ANY MORE.

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themonkeytwin March 19 2012, 19:07:14 UTC
Right! We should all mail them VCR tapes and cassettes, to remind them of the last time they thought technology was going to destroy the industry. Bulky, lightweight, and who doesn't have a bunch of those gathering dust in a cabinet somewhere because they never got around to throwing them out? I would so love for that pile of plastic to be *their* problem now.

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tahirire March 20 2012, 04:17:54 UTC
HEE. I like this plan.

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