Manic Expression

Fusionater at June 25, 2012 at 4:08 PM

This is a discussion, we will not close every thread that discusses something that is going on at TGWTG.

Sorry, I wasn't suggesting closing it because it has anything to do with TGWTG. I guess I'm just starting to get a little sick of the e-drama. My apologies.

Jim Bevan at June 25, 2012 at 4:48 PM

Fusionater at June 25, 2012 at 4:08 PM

This is a discussion, we will not close every thread that discusses something that is going on at TGWTG.

Sorry, I wasn't suggesting closing it because it has anything to do with TGWTG. I guess I'm just starting to get a little sick of the e-drama. My apologies.

 you rally nothing to be sorry about becuse what happen with spoony ( not that guy with the classes) is the vary reason why everyone need to think  before posting on tweeter.  and yes i complectlyy undertand why you are sick of the drama. as for me it happen we lreand and movie on

Jim Bevan at June 25, 2012 at 4:48 PM

Fusionater at June 25, 2012 at 4:08 PM

This is a discussion, we will not close every thread that discusses something that is going on at TGWTG.

Sorry, I wasn't suggesting closing it because it has anything to do with TGWTG. I guess I'm just starting to get a little sick of the e-drama. My apologies.

I hear ya. I understand what you're saying, and I don't want to see the drama and keyboard battle happening again; however the discussion is currently civil, so it looks good to me so far.

See I don't think this topic is going away any time soon because of how influential it is to people. TGWTG is a site that basically says 'support our work by becoming invested in it'. You have to like the people producing the videos, otherwise you wouldn't want to watch them (for example if I didn't like, say, Linkara's videos I wouldn't be too concerned about Linkara as a person). So the site tries to get people to be emotionally invested in these producers.

So when one of them leaves for whatever reason it's always a blow to the people that like their work. Same thing happens when a TV show gets cancelled, or a film gets shut down in the middle of production. People that get invested in stuff they like are often upset when it ends prematurely.

So I don't think this issue will go away right away for the same reason why the sudden cancellation of a popular TV show (say, Doctor Who) wouldn't suddenly go away. People are too invested in it not to talk about it.

That's how I see it anyway.