Freewave wrote:being too critical can make you too critical
itroitnyah wrote:Well, your site has potential, but don't expect us to all be volunteering at once. We sorta have a cynical outlook on promotional sites like these because we've seen them start up and fail really quick. Just know that if we say something negative about the site, such as "It will probably last two weeks before fading into a corner of the internet", it isn't directed towards you personally, so don't take it personally. Although because this is more of an all-around-the-fandom site, it may get farther than the many brony music promotional sites we've seen around here.
Mr. Bigglesworth wrote:DerpyGrooves wrote:itroitnyah wrote:It doesn't matter how much ass he kicks, he's gunna have to put work into the site. I also never blatantly said that it would fail, I said that it has potential, but that a lot of people here on mlr are cynical about promotional websites.
uh yeah and that's cool, I'm just saying you're totally a huge wet sandwich
He's just saying that people might be reluctant to join up. No need to be a dick about it.
Freewave wrote:being too critical can make you too critical
DerpyGrooves wrote:wet sandwich
Alycs wrote:You might want to talk with Freewave. He already has a pretty solid website set up for cataloging the entire brony music fandom, and he could probably help you a lot.
Magnitude Zero wrote:DerpyGrooves wrote:wet sandwich
This might be my new favorite phrase.Alycs wrote:You might want to talk with Freewave. He already has a pretty solid website set up for cataloging the entire brony music fandom, and he could probably help you a lot.
Agreed. We've got a pretty solid list of musicians and it's growing every day. Freewave's also got ideas for a new directory for visual art that you might want to talk to him about.
Also, don't be turned off by the criticism around here. These guys are a bit blunt sometimes but they mean well.
Nine Volt wrote:DerpyGrooves wrote:So what, exactly, does that have to do at all with the topic of the original post? Apart from wet sandwiching, obviously.
Don't hide behind the "this is off-topic" bullshit when someone calls you out on being a dick. itroitnyah was perfectly on topic and if anyone derailed the thread you did by calling him a wet sandwich.
Nine Volt wrote:Regarding the OP:
I think you could just link to BMD from your musicians tab or whatever. Or ask Freewave or something. IDK, nothing personal but I don't see this getting very far unless you have a lot of help from a lot of people (no matter how much ass CartsBeforeHorses kicks, DerpyGrooves). A directory of all the major people in each aspect of the brony fandom could be kinda useful for some people.
Also, this should be in Sharing is Magic or Community.
DerpyGrooves wrote:Nine Volt wrote:DerpyGrooves wrote:So what, exactly, does that have to do at all with the topic of the original post? Apart from wet sandwiching, obviously.
Don't hide behind the "this is off-topic" bullshit when someone calls you out on being a dick. itroitnyah was perfectly on topic and if anyone derailed the thread you did by calling him a wet sandwich.
Woah excuse me, but on the topic of el sando wetto, his original post had patently nothing to do with the topic. Shit son.
Nine Volt wrote:Regarding the OP:
I think you could just link to BMD from your musicians tab or whatever. Or ask Freewave or something. IDK, nothing personal but I don't see this getting very far unless you have a lot of help from a lot of people (no matter how much ass CartsBeforeHorses kicks, DerpyGrooves). A directory of all the major people in each aspect of the brony fandom could be kinda useful for some people.
Also, this should be in Sharing is Magic or Community.
I'm honestly stunned that brony musicians are so cavalier to naysay shit that's been around for literally less that half a week. Like EQD is so great? Like they've done right by the brony musicians?
I think it's time, honestly, for a blog that truly honors and celebrates the people that make this fandom great. Is that too much to ask? A forum by which brony musicians can do more than just have songs featured, but have themselves featured as if they were actually human beings that matter or something.
+1 probably not the correct forum, all things considered.
I would like to refer you to:DerpyGrooves wrote:I'm honestly stunned that brony musicians are so cavalier to naysay shit that's been around for literally less that half a week. Like EQD is so great? Like they've done right by the brony musicians?
I think it's time, honestly, for a blog that truly honors and celebrates the people that make this fandom great. Is that too much to ask? A forum by which brony musicians can do more than just have songs featured, but have themselves featured as if they were actually human beings that matter or something.
itroitnyah wrote:I would like to refer you to:DerpyGrooves wrote:I'm honestly stunned that brony musicians are so cavalier to naysay shit that's been around for literally less that half a week. Like EQD is so great? Like they've done right by the brony musicians?
I think it's time, honestly, for a blog that truly honors and celebrates the people that make this fandom great. Is that too much to ask? A forum by which brony musicians can do more than just have songs featured, but have themselves featured as if they were actually human beings that matter or something.
Monsterbrony Media
MiAmore Media
Brony Media
EFK
Equestrian Reverb
These 5 promotion sites/blog thingies come to mind when I think of "brony" and "promotional" together. EFK and Monsterbrony Media fell because they didn't know what they were doing, for the most part. Brony Media fell because, while they had a plan and team, they only had a faint idea of what they were doing. MiAmore Media and Equestrian Reverb had the largest chances of getting anywhere and yet they too fell into a corner of the internet Although Equestrian Reverb got a bit farther than the "usual". They knew what they were doing and had plans to get big. If you'll follow along with what I'm saying, it has nothing to do with Equestria Daily being the villain because they sometimes like to suck the popular brony's dicks, it has to do with EqD being there from the very start, and it's what bronies are used to and know and are familiar with. Moreover, because of their popularity, they have a shitload of content submitted to them every day, something that doesn't happen to many blogs. So while I may have a cynical outlook on CartsBeforeHorses's website, I'm not telling him to give up, I'm trying to tell him to work his ass off.
And before I go, because I know that you're either implying it or it's going to spring up, Equestria Daily doesn't owe brony musicians diddly squat, so don't fucking talk shit about them.
Edit: Lul, glitch posted after a thread was locked, wat
itroitnyah wrote:I would like to refer you to:DerpyGrooves wrote:I'm honestly stunned that brony musicians are so cavalier to naysay shit that's been around for literally less that half a week. Like EQD is so great? Like they've done right by the brony musicians?
I think it's time, honestly, for a blog that truly honors and celebrates the people that make this fandom great. Is that too much to ask? A forum by which brony musicians can do more than just have songs featured, but have themselves featured as if they were actually human beings that matter or something.
Monsterbrony Media
MiAmore Media
Brony Media
EFK
[b]Equestrian Reverb
These 5 promotion sites/blog thingies come to mind when I think of "brony" and "promotional" together. EFK and Monsterbrony Media fell because they didn't know what they were doing, for the most part. Brony Media fell because, while they had a plan and team, they only had a faint idea of what they were doing. MiAmore Media and Equestrian Reverb had the largest chances of getting anywhere and yet they too fell into a corner of the internet Although Equestrian Reverb got a bit farther than the "usual". They knew what they were doing and had plans to get big. If you'll follow along with what I'm saying, it has nothing to do with Equestria Daily being the villain because they sometimes like to suck the popular brony's dicks, it has to do with EqD being there from the very start, and it's what bronies are used to and know and are familiar with. Moreover, because of their popularity, they have a shitload of content submitted to them every day, something that doesn't happen to many blogs. So while I may have a cynical outlook on CartsBeforeHorses's website, I'm not telling him to give up, I'm trying to tell him to work his ass off.
And before I go, because I know that you're either implying it or it's going to spring up, Equestria Daily doesn't owe brony musicians diddly squat, so don't fucking talk shit about them.
CartsBeforeHorses wrote:You all might be misunderstanding the aim of my website. I do NOT aim to create a website in which simply every brony musician known to the fandom is cataloged. Because that already exists, and that's what Wikis are made for. The word "archive" or "collection" never appears once in my website or original post here, and I apologize if you ever thought that was my intention. I also focus on more aspects of the fandom than just music, as you'll know if you visit the site.
I aim to write a blog of journalistic quality articles, write reviews, and conduct interviews with Bronies in the fandom who are actively making music as well as artwork, fanfics, arts/crafts, videos, etc. Part of the reason I am doing this is because of the paucity of musician representation on EQD, which right now is the number one news site. Wouldn't it be nice to have a place to post your work that cares about all aspects of the fandom, not just artwork and fanfics where music is simply added as an afterthought?
You'll notice I have a "musicians" tab, and I intend to keep it there, and hopefully I can write articles and conduct interviews on up and coming musicians. Right now I have none, and that's why I came here.
Will my website wither and die like many of you say it will?
Yes, but only if I don't have content to post. I need people to write about who are making good music and are up and coming in this fandom. All it takes is an hour of your time. Hell, you don't even need to give me an interview, just PM me that you want me to highlight you on the blog and I will. It literally will take five seconds of your time. What have any of you got to lose?
DerpyGrooves wrote:I've worked with EQD, I've been on EQD, and I can tell you explicitly that EQD consistently treats musicians as second class citizens in just about every facet of the operation. If you think that's an equitable distribution of attention, please do feel free to your opinion, however, you really shouldn't have a little conniption fit when people call them out on their bullshit.
I could never understand where Alycs and Magnitude Zero got the idea that you were archiving a list of musicians from. I think it may have to do with when Alycs mentioned that you should quote="You might want to talk with Freewave. He already has a pretty solid website set up for cataloging the entire brony music fandom, and he could probably help you a lot." sorta implying that you could go to the archive that Freewave has set up and find some musicians to interview from there.You all might be misunderstanding the aim of my website. I do NOT aim to create a website in which simply every brony musician known to the fandom is cataloged. Because that already exists, and that's what Wikis are made for. The word "archive" or "collection" never appears once in my website or original post here, and I apologize if you ever thought that was my intention. I also focus on more aspects of the fandom than just music, as you'll know if you visit the site.
Just because you were part of the EqD team doesn't mean you deserve any more respect from them than we do. Just remember that EqD isn't a community project or blog, it's a blog that Seth set up and has given the keyword here privilege to a select other group of people in assisting him with the load of work he's given each day. If Seth and his friends want to treat us as less (possibly because of how we sorta shoved ideas on him back when he created a thread about making changes to the EqD music program), then so be it.I've worked with EQD, I've been on EQD, and I can tell you explicitly that EQD consistently treats musicians as second class citizens in just about every facet of the operation. If you think that's an equitable distribution of attention, please do feel free to your opinion, however, you really shouldn't have a little conniption fit when people call them out on their bullshit.
the4thImpulse wrote:DerpyGrooves wrote:I've worked with EQD, I've been on EQD, and I can tell you explicitly that EQD consistently treats musicians as second class citizens in just about every facet of the operation. If you think that's an equitable distribution of attention, please do feel free to your opinion, however, you really shouldn't have a little conniption fit when people call them out on their bullshit.
Obviously every musician wants to be treated like gold, and yes I would love to send my music to a blog, like yours, and be treated well and get tons of fans. But why I won't support you is because you have no traffic, and very likely will never reach anywhere near what EQD offers. They have all the people, as a musician I would rather deal with them (which isn't difficult really) and have my music in front of their crowd.
itroitnyah wrote:Hm, I thought Freewave locked this thread, he even said so. Anyways, I'd consider going up for an interview, but I'm not in the poniponi scene anymore. I sorta view it as a dying part of the fandom (I'm very cynical about the fandom, I know), and I also felt restricted by what I could make in the way of poni musicks.I could never understand where Alycs and Magnitude Zero got the idea that you were archiving a list of musicians from. I think it may have to do with when Alycs mentioned that you should quote="You might want to talk with Freewave. He already has a pretty solid website set up for cataloging the entire brony music fandom, and he could probably help you a lot." sorta implying that you could go to the archive that Freewave has set up and find some musicians to interview from there.You all might be misunderstanding the aim of my website. I do NOT aim to create a website in which simply every brony musician known to the fandom is cataloged. Because that already exists, and that's what Wikis are made for. The word "archive" or "collection" never appears once in my website or original post here, and I apologize if you ever thought that was my intention. I also focus on more aspects of the fandom than just music, as you'll know if you visit the site.Just because you were part of the EqD team doesn't mean you deserve any more respect from them than we do. Just remember that EqD isn't a community project or blog, it's a blog that Seth set up and has given the keyword here privilege to a select other group of people in assisting him with the load of work he's given each day. If Seth and his friends want to treat us as less (possibly because of how we sorta shoved ideas on him back when he created a thread about making changes to the EqD music program), then so be it.I've worked with EQD, I've been on EQD, and I can tell you explicitly that EQD consistently treats musicians as second class citizens in just about every facet of the operation. If you think that's an equitable distribution of attention, please do feel free to your opinion, however, you really shouldn't have a little conniption fit when people call them out on their bullshit.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest