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but also so so many are flawed in ways cis people can take advantage of for their erasure/eugenics/etc and thats the reason they hired you, generally, and not your writing skill -- plently of trans women before you write better, thats not at anyone in particular, just, there are so many that the chances of anyone new being so much better writers is so so low. So maybe think why those people aren't taking these platforms, even voluntarily or bc no one is hiring them

i've been saying this for awhile but, argh

and then exponential growth of online communities happened, which copied those communities and their resources and knowledge, but not things from before that.

so, (and i *overuse* this phrase but its definately the best i can describe for what happens) people spend so much wasted effort reinventing square wheels -- creating not-quite-wrong things for things we already fixed/established/etc
years ago in a better way, but they just dont know it was.

and its a lot of wasted effort and basically misinfo, and, augh

so much of what i knew the first two years is wrong, i keep discovering things i think are wrong/need changing/etc

but also like, this brings up something else, something that this is often a symptom of, which is that, between the late 1990s and the early 2000s, internet communities started but most of them had ~very little of the oral history/knowledge/etc collected, and very, very few of the books/paper resources. and a lot of people didnt bother even putting them up -- lots of zines lost, etc etc

crossposting from twitter, twitter.com/NireBryce/status/8

a lot of the reason cis people keep paying/giving platform to newly out trans writers is that, among all the other things, they're likely to make mistakes that the cis people, especially those who want us erased, can use as the crack in the armor, the leverage. so they can go 'look! a prolific writer said this!"

the longer you're out and the longer you're around the less and less you'll get hired to write for these platforms, generally, and thats mostly because with experience comes actually learning things and the slice of what you know expands

hello masto sorry im not here much but i will be once i travel, im heading to the bay area for awhile on the 15th

i have a feeling @starkatt and others in those spaces will enjoy today's new new isaac arthur youtube.com/watch?v=Pld8wTa16J

@Hiraelle thank you for your constant vigilance, citizen.

@Hiraelle i believe it was the berenstain books, which many believe to be spelled berenstein during their childhood.

this is untrue, however, and anyone claiming so should be reported to your local state-level administration

hey masto, i'm having this idea and i'm not sure if anyone who likes illustrating might be interested

it's a barterish thing, in which someone who likes illustrating avatars, who also likes authentic ’80s dance music (not typically heard elsewhere), would be down for drawing a new social media avatar for me in exchange for a 2-hour live-DJ'd set unique for you (which would be an mp3 or m4a file of your choosing). if you're interested, i'd love to see your work. likewise, i can point you to some of my posted music sessions

(for more info, i talked about this on aviansite a bit earlier: twitter.com/patienceinbee/stat )