2026-11-08 16:53 UTC
We must own our own folklore, pop-culture must belong to everyone.
That's why all the original characters we produce for @MountainTownToys@retro.social are CC-BY-SA.
That's why our video games are CC-BY-SA, that's why our comics and our podcasts and our TV shows and our fiction are CC-BY-SA
(And, let me be clear, I'm not working under the misapprehension that something I make is likely to *become* folklore or pop-culture. I don't really even *want* that.
But I want whatever does become popculture and modern folklore to be free to reinterpret and reshape, so I make sure what I create is too.)
I will not remove that signal. I will not make another choice. I will not let my fear or anger towards the slop machine prevent me from taking a loud stance in favor of collaboration and shared creativity.
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@ajroach42@retro.social 2026-11-08 16:55
(I understand that you might feel differently. I'm not interested in arguing with you about it. You do what you feel you must. If your anger or fear drives you to another choice, I am not going to judge you for it. If your cold logic drives you to another choice, I think that's great. I just don't want to talk about it.)