Olives @olives@qoto.org

Two titles produced by studios which have since gone bankrupt.

Also, it's probably not the anime adaptation that is the main product there. It's the book or the game or something else.

There are generic titles but the fact that there's a generic title out there doesn't live rent free inside my head. I don't watch them so I don't care.

Adapting titles is expensive, so some part is bound to be generic.

Apparently, there are new light novels for Infinite Stratos being published, so maybe there will be another season for that.

I guess that with the transported to another world genre taking off, we're no longer going to get like twenty generic looking titles with the same themes as Infinite Stratos?

When a puritanical troll digs out an obscure forgettable generic looking title with apparent undertones of bestiality so that they can complain about it episode by episode. #anime

When a puritanical troll dons a progressive persona, but then, repeats verbatim what a conservative influencer said, even though these groups dislike each other. #anime

When a puritanical troll watches two titles which virtually everyone knows about and calls themselves a "fan". #anime

When a puritanical troll tries hard to find a generic looking (and obscure) title which no one watches to try to own someone. #anime

When a puritanical troll promotes an adaptation of a game with lots of sex scenes, and then berates people for not liking puritanism. #anime

It's concerning how one company can cut someone off from many services.

"Why does Hetzner keep censoring LGBT content?"
Likely because it's a German company. There was an obscure German official who went around going "you need to age verify!" with a vague standard of indecency.

Quick recommendation.

Avoid following an account *simply because it's an "anime fan account"* if it's an account preoccupied with hating on titles, genres, elements, and so forth.

I'm hearing that they now have nomadic identities in a couple of fediverse systems (not Mastodon). That sounds interesting.

I'm looking at Nostr as I've been hearing about it for years and it has an interesting concept. I want a better understanding of the landscape.

If there are other projects you think would be interesting for me to look at, feel free to make suggestions.

I've been hearing of quite a few interesting decentralized / federated systems but I haven't had the time to look at them all.

Apparently, Misskey is considering breaking federation with Mastodon.

Someone says a German high court ruled that fictional text does not fall under the definition of child porn.

That sounds a lot like the Quebec ruling.

Well, please share more info / links with me, so I can look into it.

I know about the "sex dolls" case. An article from a lawyer said the Federal Constitutional Court was currently looking into a statute to do with those.

I see someone has confused a official trying to compel a site to follow a bad age verification bill with thinking it was a child porn statute (i.e. thinking there might be a statute that is over-broad).

This is one of the problems with people making assumptions about things.

I see people are using Wikipedia for legal advice. Don't do that. When I looked at legal information on there before, it was out-of-date / inaccurate.