What furry or furry adjacent topics do you see yourselves discussing or wanting to discuss?
What furry or furry adjacent topics do you see yourselves discussing or wanting to discuss?
Hello everyone!
First of all apologies for not having followed through with some ideas that I've had recently. I've found myself with less time than usual and been away for a while as well.
In the meantime I wanted to ask you what topics that are furry or furry related would you see yourselves discussing or debating?
I know that one of the rules of Yiffit is to avoid drama, but if we find certain debate/discussion topics and create the necessary environment to discuss them in a healthy way this might be something we could do.
In my case for example, a topic that always pops up on twitter is the debate around feral nsfw content. I won't get into details since this is not the post to do so, but I'm leaving it here as a potential topic for future more organized debates and discussions.
Please feel free to share or mention the topics that are furry or furry adjacent about which you have strong feelings and which you see yourself discussing in we found a proper way to do so. Feel also free to agree with other people in the comments as in "yes, I'd like to see this topic discussed as well".
The goal is to find topics we would love to discuss without necessarily opening pandora's box in this thread itself.
Thank you <3 I hope I don't come off as too cautious. I'm just unsure about what topics will be suggested and want to preempt a major flame war in the comments :P
Note:
topics don't need to be controversial at all. You can propose talking about everyone's favorite fursuit artists. The cautious approach I took here is just in case something controversial comes up.
Not sure if this is quite applicable as a conversation topic but I'm really confused as to why furries have seemed to stay on reddit. Furries are normally first in line for this sort of activism, especially when it involves cool technology. It feels like furries have stayed behind more than other groups, on average?
I would be interested to hear about how their local furry scene is, the variations in meets (if any).
When I was hosting local furry events, it was a bit of a pain to think up activities to do. Looking at other communities helped.
I don't have anything off the top of my head, but this sounds a bit like r/RealFurryHours - maybe you can take some inspiration from some of the topics there
I have very mixed feeling about /r/RealFurryHours. On one paw it really is the type of community that I'd love replicating here on reddit, on the other paw what I've seen from it was often some sort of echo chamber where differing opinions where downvoted without really fostering real discussion or debate. IMHO, Mastodon is probably a better place to host that type of group / community since it does not have downvotes or even upvotes.
I could very well be mistaken, though, and it would work better on here. I'm not sure I'm fit for moderating it though. Maybe it's something that can be hosted on Pawb?
Personally I just like stories and storytelling. I'd love to talk about people's OCs and their original lore and the tales they've created.
I know that 'This is my OC from an underwater lab in space and they have powers to surpass Metal Gear' was a big old 'haha cringe' meme in like, 2011. And that kind of led to the death of people giving their OCs significant story. But it's the sort of thing that I unironically enjoy and love.