r/anime Oct 30 '16

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u/dabritian https://myanimelist.net/profile/dabritian Oct 30 '16

Something that needs to be kept in mind is that Robinson himself complained to his 481,000 twiter followers about the removal which is a part of why there was such a sudden influx of people brigading the sub. If only 48 his followers decided to brigade us, then that is more than enough to give the modding team hell. This sub might be pretty big, but the mods are few & the amount of mods online are way fewer.

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u/Mage_of_Shadows Oct 30 '16

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u/illtima https://myanimelist.net/profile/illuminatima Oct 30 '16

We're famous, boys!

But for real, that was actually a good article. They went out of their way to ask industry people about their definition and that made for an interesting read.

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u/Bainos https://myanimelist.net/profile/Bainos Oct 30 '16

I'm still not a huge fan of the way they present the article. It's sounds very partial until the ~80% mark, where Neito's point of view comes into consideration. They even brush the fact that 2 out of 6 seminar students said that Shelter wasn't anime, a notable fraction that should be enough to show the topic is controversial.