Annie in wonderland

     So I don’t know what it is but I have discovered that there is something inherently wrong to with Tumber it is a website dedicated to Fan art and fan fiction. However there is a lot of what we see and I am in the camp of it’s creepy and wrong,    an art form called real people shipping for those who aren’t aware of what shipping is it’s what they call shipping non-cannon, characters together. I am okay with shipping fictional characters but I am not okay with shipping real-life people as you watch it and see it brought up at fan conventions and on talk shows and they talk about how uncomfortable it does make them and to me, this is a little weird and creepy and potentially unhinged because some fans and it seems to confuse reality and fiction and even when their real-life spouses are doing creepy stuff, like recording content without their consent and something that I have learned the hard way is to ask for consent when talking about family and to watch your tone, but I see that p

S1E13 - Morning Star - Return to the Shadows with Katherine McNamara and Dominic Sherwood | Podcast on Spotify   So this is the podcast that I have been talking about and it’s interesting hearing from the actors themselves about what is going on behind the scenes and how things operated. So it’s a podcast that talks about what was happening behind the scenes when filming the TV adaption of Shadowhunters and we see that in the fandom there was a massive backlash about some elements that weren’t brought to life in the TV show however this podcast discusses the rights to the content and how things that worked in a book don’t work in a TV show due to things like ·        Budget they talk about the impact of the budget on the show and how keeping to a show’s budget is important to people. ·          Special effects also play into the budget, as well as things like this, can be expensive to do and if you don’t know how long a show is going to run it makes sense, to not have big budge

Hi, guys so this is a bit of a slant but we see that there was a shadow hunter's / comic con event that was cancelled at the last moment.  I was on social media at the time and there was a lot of anger at the event organizers.  As some of the actors were also blindsided as well, we see that this is bad management and it was trending on Twitter, however now we see that people can show what the fans and the "fandom," as a whole did.  I see that it shows a great deal of respect to the actors that they went and found the fans and that the fans were able to coordinate a meet-up.  It shows in a world where the actors are increasingly "protected," by their producers we see that when something like this happens we see that they do care about their fans and that the fans do respect them.   I do have my own issues with the way some of the actors have been treated in the past on social media. But we need to realize that social media is as a form of technology only a teen,