Here are some Peet related archives.
http://archive.is/60XrC
anonymous asked:
Very sorry but I can’t quite remember- what is the Rift? I remember you mentioning it being a bunch of sub-5000 accounts and it appearing in a Joshscorcher video once(this was before I found you and didn’t know how fucking insane he was) so could you give a clear definition of what the group is? Thanks.
“The Rift” is an informal name for a loose collection of MLP Analysis channels known for harassment and rumor-mongering. They keep changing their formal name every time someone talks about them to pull the “It’s not us, it’s THEM” gambit, so I’ve just taken to calling them “The Rift” to keep things simple.
http://archive.is/KvB4l
anonymous asked:
You said that being associated with the Rift is an automatic disqualification from good stuff, but doesn’t that mean the people you’ve highlighted in the past should be disqualified as well?
If i applied that rule retroactively. But no rule is ever applied retroactively.
http://archive.is/TTzaA
themaskedmewtwo asked:
How do you find Brony YouTubers/ artists/ the like for Good Stuff? Do you discover them on your own or get recommendations from your fans and colleagues?
Discover them on my own. However, finding material for Good Stuff has become difficult as I recently made association with The Rift to be grounds for disqualification. So I’ve decided to branch out beyond MLP Analysis.
This comment goes for the second and third one but the better person everyone. If you are associated with a group
Peet doesn’t like even if your content is good well to bad because to Peet you are no longer good enough for her
Good Stuff videos.
http://archive.is/xodNj
askfrost asked:
I feel like you have explained this before, but what is Ryder’s character arc?
He doesn’t have one. He’s a deuteragonist playing the role of mentor to others.
Yeah like telling someone to kill them selves because they dared to say that maybe there was other way then
fighting. Such a good mentor everyone. XD
http://archive.is/5mQid
anonymous asked:
How is Lord Ryder with kids?
You know that scene from Maleficent where Maleficent is trying to shoo away a little babu Aurora but she just walks right up to her and demands to be picked up? That’s Lord Ryder with children.
He very much does not like them, but for some reason children of many different races look at him and come to the conclusion: “Dad.” The origin story of Ascentia is that this little girl spotted Ryder on a planet deep in the galaxy, started following him, and never fucking stopped.
During the Siege of Canterlot fillies and colts would just cluster around him whenever he was out in the garrison and every attempt to shoo them away or terrify them was a miserable failure.
http://archive.is/qwNAr
anonymous asked:
In your artist meltdown video, you talked about how fair use gave you the upper hand, but doesn’t Canada have different fair dealing laws?
Canada’s Fair Dealing has the same caveats regarding non-damaging use as American laws because the Digital Millenium Copyright Act is a multi-nation treaty where everyone agreed to pass similar laws regarding copyright and fair use.
Youtube’s takedown system mirrors the DMCA, and counter-notifications require the claimant to file a legal DMCA takedown request.
In order for any significant differences in Fair Dealing to matter, I would have to be sued separately from this system in a Canadian court. Considering that I was not actually sued, the minutiae of copyright law is irrelevant. If they wanted that to matter they should have sued me.
Of course in order to sue me, there would have had to have been an actual copyright attached to the work in question which there was not. In fact my biggest legal defense against a potential lawsuit would be “No such copyright exists for this piece of artwork in question because the artist in question does not actually understand how copyrights work and never bothered to file an actual copyright registry.”
One of the reasons Hot Topic gets away with ripping things off DeviantART to sell on T-Shirts is because very few artists actually copyright their work, which in legal terms means “They are literally free game.” Currently most internet artists rely on the honor system of copyright, which does not actually exist.
Sure SapphireHeartSong did give into your needling but it is you own fault for causing things to get that far
Peet. After all you just had to do was stinking credit her but you didn’t and that made you lose a very big
chance to have a shield against your critics but you blew it because someone dared to asked you for credit for
their work.
http://archive.is/69rff
anonymous asked:
Has there ever been an episode that moved you to tears, like Sisterhooves Social has done for certain other people?
There has yet to be an episode that has moved me to (non hyperbolic) tears. But I do have “personal episodes.” They are “Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep” and “Newbie Dash.”
Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep because I grew up with undiagnosed and untreated depression, claustrophobia, and they wreaked havoc on my psyche until I moved out on my own and saw real professionals with no obligation to tell my parents what they wanted to hear. And this is an episode where all of those beats hit home.
What I find worse than the episode, however, is how so many other analysts indirectly said that I was ridiculous for catching the implications of mental illness, and then proceeded to melodramatically over-act their own guilt complexes for minor wrongdoings like Misanthro Pony. Personally I find something rather disgusting about people who engage in self-destructive behavior pretending that I’m being ridiculous for criticizing an episode that encourages self destructive behavior.
But hey: Fish swim, birds fly, Brony Analysts are fucking stupid.
Newbie Dash hits a different note entirely. Like many people, I grew up severely bullied. Unlike many people, I grew up fully remembering what it’s like to be bullied and was not gaslight by people trying to tell my I just needed to “toughen up.” So an episode that says “Bullying is totally fine, you’re the one with the problem” should be completely disgusting to anybody with a brain in their head.
Thankfully, this was one of the few times that I and the rest of the community were in agreement. Only two people defended Newbie Dash: Burner and Thespio. And they defended it exactly as one would expect: “Get a thicker skin or go back to your safe space, snowflake.”
This coming from a man who responded to minor criticism of his racist opinions with “You’re abusing me” and running off to cry to his mommy.
The closest thing to a defense of this episode was “Hazing is common in the Marines.” That doesn’t say much because the Trust Game is common in the Marines, that doesn’t mean it’s a good thing. The idea that hazing is beneficial to military training is a universally discredited theory that is only pushed by idiot Privates who are beating their chest in a disgraceful and undisciplined show of machismo.
The second closest thing to a defense of this episode was the usual trite of “But if Rainbow rejected this tradition, the Wonderbolts would think she thinks she’s better than them.” Putting aside the fact that Rainbow IS better than them, if the basic expectations of human decency is above their usual expectations, that’s a mark against the Wonderbolts and not against Rainbow. It should not be Rainbow’s problem that the Wonderbolts and real-life military personnel who think like them have no self-respect.
My personal episodes are episodes that encourage children to put up with the same bullshit I had to put up with, because they invoke my protective instincts to shield children from this glue-huffing garbage.
Oh look an attack at Josh and Bronies. Oh and Peet don’t act like you care about kids. After all when Ink Rose
was still 17 you told your fans to cyberbully her just because she didn’t like the Overwatch ship which was Mercy
and the name of the Egyptian woman who’s name starts with P and who’s name I forgot. I am sorry for forgetting
the name. Oh and also the fact your brainwashing your audience to think your always right doesn’t help matters.