/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>78457483
>>78457653
There is nothing to misinterpret. She went looking for Gura's schedule to confirm if it was okay to plan the one block stream on her birthday like they verbally agreed to, and couldn't find it.
You can interpret this exactly two ways: either Kiara forgot how to use the program they've been using for years, OR Gura made her schedule that was previously available to them unavailable.
Mori suggested the latter by saying that maybe Gura privated it.
Now shut the fuck up. I am tired of you autistic subhuman retards getting upset and coping about shit that isn't even important.

>>78195829
Sorry, but I simply don't give a shit. You know you fucked up when a country that is as obsessed with privacy as Japan, overwhelmingly hated this change.
Hiding your likes is only important to retards that openly tie their account to their real name. It has never been an issue for artists or others that use psuedonyms.
Also, who gives a single fuck if someone "forgot" they liked something controversial? Why design everything only around the dumbest possible users? You sound like a fucking smooth-brained idiot that can't think for yourself. I bet you'd let another guy fuck your wife if they made a video essay explaining why it would be beneficial for you.

>>77502501
She was still doing karaokes all the time while recrding and making Reflect.
I rest my case.

>>76876084
>It's a good change overall
No it's fucking not. It's one of the things that made twitter unique. Now it's going to be functionally no different than tumblr.
But most of all, when they implement this change, it's going to be next to impossible to find smaller accounts including artists, because niche stuff is often liked and seldom retweeted. This is because
1) people usually like things way more than they they retweet them
2) people who like risque stuff might not want their feed covered in weird shit, but they'll still like it.
3) People's feeds tend to be covered in their own bullshit thoughts, retweets of their friends' bullshit thoughts, and other random bullshit nonsense like food pics and gavha results. But their likes are usually mostly tweets that contain media, so it filters out unnecessary shit I don't care about.

Before, when I found a small artist that I liked, I could go to his likes tab and see the tweets he's liked and usually I'd find a couple more interesting artists that way. Or if one particular artwork was good, I could view the engagements, look at the likes tab, and it would show non-private accounts that liked the work too. I could then go to their account's likes tab and find a bunch of similar works.
But now this will be literally impossible and so it will completely kill my interest in going there.

Most people do not give a shit that their likes are public. If you're afraid of other people seeing your likes, make a second account.
There was no reason to do this. Pro members already have the option to hide their likes. Just role that out to everyone as optional. It's a fucking stupid decision which was made with faulty reasoning and it doing it will destroy the site for anyone that isn't interested in culture wars and politics.
And you're a fucking idiot too.

MOTHER FUCK THE BIG THREE, /VT/ IT'S JUST BIG ME

>>62680557
already shitting on the biggest talent in the company?
this jungle monkey asking for a war

Let's be honest, it's chumbuds fault she is not streaming. The cringe comments finally got to her, but she still offered an olive branch to stream reaction content on twitch, yet her fans overacted and made it seem like streaming reaction content was such great sin. So now she basically said, "fuck you then, I just won't stream." You fags need to treat her her better.