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for this reason i will continue to advocate that new doujin events try to be as inclusive as possible because if we don't set this culture now, i feel that we'll simply continue with our current shitty culture, taking curation and exclusivity for granted. and that makes me VERY ANGRY

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even japanese people participating in doujinshi culture may not be aware of this fact. everyone over there more or less takes for granted that doujinshi events are easy to get into. if i told any of my doujin friends about how things work over here they'd be genuinely shocked

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i personally feel this "everyone is welcome" culture was set in stone by comiket's philosophy. they have it written explicitly that one of their main goals as an organization is to enable as many people as possible to make doujinshi without any sort of judgement or filtering

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american indie comics culture where everyone takes for granted that there will always exist someone who has to "let you in" to events and stuff is bullshit. in doujin culture there are events that suit your work more than others, but they more or less always accept everyone they can

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