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OK TIME TO TALK ABOUT WHY THE GUIDELINES ARE AN ENTIRE LANDMINE ITSELF and I will start by using my limited English skills to explain what a マナー厨 is since that& #39;s all I& #39;ve been talking about
マナー厨: someone that forcefully/ tried to enforce manners (rules) on others in the fandom. I& #39;ve never seen a jp fan that doesn& #39;t at least have this in their "not understand" category. Basically if you try to bring a rulebook into the jp fandom you will be hated.
That being said half the Intl fandom are マナー厨s . So you ask me what if someone really is being disrespectful? Are we actually going to ignore it? One simple answer. Yes. There are limitations on what a マナー厨 is. For example calling out 害悪、にわか isnt considered as-
-マナー厨. However it& #39;s not up to us to tell others how to stan their oshis. If you feel like they don& #39;t know it& #39;s wrong, ok tell them. If you do it too much though the jp fans that are perfectly respectful etc. Will start disliking you. There will always be disrespectful-
-people in a fandom. It& #39;s not our business, and our oshis are completely fine right now. If there& #39;s a problem, the oshis themselves are the only people with the authority to teach people manners. If you don& #39;t like what another fan is doing , report them, block them.
Ok so it sounds harsh. Well my question is you all say you know the jp fandom but from this entire thing I really don& #39;t know how to believe you. There are so many more "etiquette" for jp fandom. A lot more words to describe everything but as far as I was concerned-
the Intl fanbase never had a problem with their landmines etc(except for everyone being DD3+) until this whole rule thing. It& #39;s not doing anything for anyone and to be honest the jp fandom is a lot less sensitive than you all think.
There& #39;s rules regarding nmmn and nsfw where they& #39;d prefer you do it in a private account, but I just want to ask everyone to calm down with guidelines or rules. I& #39;m not saying they& #39;re not useful. It& #39;s just you& #39;ve managed to step into everyone& #39;s landmine with that one tweet.
If the oshis have something to say, ok then, listen to them, for example about the art reposting. But creating a guideline or rulebook is literally just showing the jp fandom the Intl fanbase are all マナー厨s
