or even basic respect, Doma doubled down by posting another video using the same art style. That wasn't ignorance. That was deliberate. It felt like ragebait.

Saying that "if you don't want your art style copied, don't post it publicity" is not a defense. It's a dismissal of artistic ownership and personnal boundaries. Sharing art online does not mean surrending all respect or consent.

And that's only part of the issue.

There are creators in this space openly identifying as proshipper or

darkshipper - labels that, in practice, normalize or create content involving ******, relationship involving minors, or animals. This isn't "edgy" it isn't "just fiction". And it certainly isn't harmless when it become normalized in a fandom that includes younger andiences.

At this point, I created an archive account to preserve certain video so wouldn't disappear. But after repeated exposure todisturbing animations and drawings, I had to admit something to myself: this kind of content weights

(ok guys wait the word I can't spell is a sister and brother relationship)

on you. It affects you. Even if you tell yourself you're just documenting it.

This isn't about cancel culture. It's about standards.

A community reflects what it tolerates. And right now, too much is being tolerated under the excuse of "it's just art" or "it's just fiction".

I still care about Dandy's World. That's exactly why I'm saying this. Because if we genuinely value a creative space, we should also care about the culture we allow to grow inside it.

Silence is comfort. Speaking up is responsibility.

cant have anything nice in 2026 i swear bro =.=

@CalicoC1OVER IK ;n;

Howcome I'm just hearing about this