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/cgl/ Idol Spreadsheet (Recently updated, under new management!) - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WtgRe5cjKIR0BYGhw9N8ahxChLqEFLbZIRbAazooh-o/edit?usp=sharing
Original Music Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfmgukQM2isUtJJZz1MY4Jn4zPcbl0wDU
Previously:
-Lots of new releases - covers, originals, and some idol festival footage
-Idols and LGBT - show or hide your pride?
-Which cons celebrate idol and dance panels, and which try to keep them out of the programming?
-We need more mixers in the community, consensus seems to be that most of the releases in last threads are pretty okay but in need of a decent mix/master
-What sort of posts are good for between releases?
Starter topic: I'm gonna piggyback off of some of the discussion in the last thread, and ask about idols getting involved with causes. Do you enjoy seeing idols support causes and charities that are important to them? How do you balance this without getting too political? Is it unavoidable to get a little political if the cause you are supporting is tied in with human rights? What are your expectations, or what would you like to see or not see, when it comes to idols and groups using their influence to try and make a difference? Should they stick to lighthearted causes, or is it okay to try and campaign for heavy topics like suicide prevention, mental health, etc?
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