None of us know much about the whole ordeal, and both sides emit an odor. There's nothing about the situation that doesn't stink. But we can hope that it will all end peacefully, and declaring August 7th to be a giant mass protest and influx of Jarkart is one of the oddest things I've heard in a while. It's not going to help the staff at all. :/

In short, I agree.

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I've been here a while, evidently.

hai steffie! </spam>

I don't think it's uncool that we haven't decided either side. Well, the world's not always black-or-white thing. Without knowing the truth, I can't say I support one of them. Or, even after knowing the truth, I could choose the third position. It simply depends. The important thing is that we show we are watching.

In short, I agree

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What does my head in is that you see people overreacting.
For instance, a message board I visit regularly has quite a lot of dA members. So someone's journal got posted there by someone else, stating in short that the way to make jark happy, is to stop submitting works, stop commenting, stop fav-ing except for the "yellow pieces", stop public communication and generally stop viewing art. My interpretation of that is this: you're ruining the community. And that should make jark happy?

Secondly, this was posted at a message board that has nothing to do with dA whatsoever, except for the dA membership of some people. Why bring it there? dA regulars already noticed that this stuff was going on and probably already made up their minds about the whole thing without the journal being posted. Is it to make the dA newbies join the "yellow movement"? Great, you have some people who know next to nothing about it joining your movement, hiding their galleries and making yellow pieces.

This whole thing makes me so cynical.
I can't stand it when so many people don't even attempt to resist peer pressure.

Sorry for ranting

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Thank god for people like you.
I only wish there were more!!
My wife (Distendasi) and I tell anyone parading a yellow flag to take a serious look at what the fuck they're "fighting" for in this "movement". It's excruciatingly annoying at first, and then becomes just fascinatingly sad. Kids(and immature minds) are so desperate for something to stand for, whether they have any idea what it is or not.

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I know I'm an asshole. | I figured my name implied that.