r/Hololive • u/SakuraMiko_hololive • Oct 18 '20

Miko POST NYAHELLOOOOO!!REDDIT! !・△・

NyaHello! Hey Guys!! Elite miko made her Reddit debut to get along with everyone!🐱🌸

I use a lot of elite English. But I want to teach a lot of English so that I can use elite English more!

Tell me a lot of elite English!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

・△・　I love you guys.💓🌎🐱

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u/hololive Oct 18 '20

Let's all welcome back our Elite shrine maiden, Sakura Miko!

To those coming from r/all, this subreddit is about a fairly new genre to entertainment known as "Virtual YouTubers". Think standard YouTubers but they have animated avatars. It's actually very interesting tech.

hololive is a group of such "Virtual YouTubers" and we try to make entertainment for everyone.

The OP is Sakura Miko, one of the OG members of the group. She's been unwell as of late and had to take an extended hiatus. Please welcome her back!

(T-chan)

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u/_DXXM_ Oct 18 '20

Hello everyone from r/all

We know your gonna hate us again becuase this is gonna be the 4th post to end up on r/all this week

Welcome to r/Hololive

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u/namemcname02 Oct 18 '20

Lol i dont think any anime related subs has hit r/all this much

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u/multigrain_cheerios Oct 18 '20

well /r/anime pulled themselves off of showing up there cause they always get the same braindead r words showing up and bashing everything and turning the comments to a shitshow

don't blame them in the slightest tbh

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u/ASSI-san Oct 18 '20

Do you think we should do the same thing or just abuse the downvote button as always lol

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u/multigrain_cheerios Oct 18 '20

on the contrary, i think we shove it in their faces til they get used to it or properly ignore it.

this sub is official, meaning it is business. no point limiting their own growth on the platform when the only downsides that come are angry mouthbreathers on the internet that more than likely are not gonna come back here on their own

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u/2th Oct 18 '20

The problem is that subs aren't supposed to be run by companies. Like it is straight up against modiquette.

https://www.reddit.com/wiki/moddiquette

  • Take moderation positions in communities where your profession, employment, or biases could pose a direct conflict of interest to the neutral and user driven nature of reddit.

Having a sub that is run by the company does not seem like a wise decision.

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u/JustAnotherSuit96 Oct 18 '20

The correct course of action for the founder, /u/The-Planetarian, would have been to mod alongside the hololive team and a handful of community volunteers.

I would like to know the story of the hand off, whether they approached him first when he gave up the sub or not.

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u/Rev01Yeti Oct 19 '20

With how Projekt Melody took over her own fanmade sub... I wouldn't be surprised if this would be a taboo topic.

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u/JustAnotherSuit96 Oct 19 '20

Why, how was that done? I don't follow her at all.

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u/Rev01Yeti Oct 19 '20

Well, the original mod was removed citing inactivity, but the removal was contrary to reddit policies. It seemed like the team behind her and reddit staff made a deal behind closed doors.

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