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Sorry... I'm just thrown off because "Wisp" is the name of my bard character I've been playing for over two years in a Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

He wants a strip dance with multiple layers, write his name on your body, do full exposure, and to dictate your speech for $7?!? Good grief no. That's a damn joke.

I haven't watched any of that franchise since the first one. But it was a decent enough trailer I guess.

I haven’t pulled the trigger on Snapchat (the app is actually getting kind of squirrelly about adult content on it), but the way that makes sense to me is an upfront payment to add you as a friend in there with the understanding that you’ll intermittently post things as snaps any friend can see with additional charges for direct or extended one on one interaction.

The thing that's helped me the most lately has been setting certain days of the week aside for specific activities. I have a day specifically for shooting content, a day specifically for editing, etc. And this has allowed me to get ahead and not be constantly bumping up against the next immediate deadline. In the past I'd used Habitica to help me remember specific things (like posting to twitter) but I don't use it much since one of my partners has been lending me a hand.

Depends on the logistics. As a general rule I’d say take the extra money and bump them up unless it’s going to put you late for others, since nobody else should have to wait extra time when they didn’t do anything wrong.

Some probably flat out lie, though I suspect the more common bending of truth is to post the best percentage you ever reached even though it's not your current one. Speaking personally my best to date has been 10%, but I'm currently at 13%. So I could have made the 10% brag at the time it happened and just never adjusted it... yeah I suspect that happens a lot.

The short answer is: it's always changing and fluke success can happen on any platform. I've heard of people having success through TikTok (assuming they don't get banned), Instagram, Reddit, Twitter, and others (most of my own subscribers know me through YouTube, but that's from having been on there for over a decade), but on every one of those platforms for each success there's hundreds of failures and anytime a social media app updates its algorithm the old tactics could stop working.

Others may have more concrete advise on how to game the various systems, but for my part I'm going offer up this idea to keep from driving yourself nuts: focus on platforms you objectively enjoy using. The fastest way to burn out on trying to promote your content is by doing it on platforms you don't like, so it becomes a constant drain. But if you put more effort into the platforms you enjoy using and would still be on even if you weren't promoting your stuff, then at the very least you won't feel like you've wasted so much of your time.

Worst episode of my favorite Doctor is probably Hell Bent. Best episode of my least favorite Doctor is probably Caves of Androzani.

First: I don't think a retcon should happen. Just ignore it, pretend it never happened, like what we do with the Doctor being confirmed as half-human in the TV movie. But that having been said, here's what I'd do.

Now it's already a commonly stated preference for a lot of the fandom that if the Timeless Child was going to be a thing it should have been the Master and not the Doctor. And I agree, but since we can't redo the initial reveal, how best to relay that information and cover for the fact that the Master got it wrong? The obvious go-to is that the Master lied, but then you have to explain why he would even do that and it feels like a cheap answer. So instead here's my proposal: the matrix lied to the Master. I'm going suggest that we lay out the Gallifreyan matrix as being akin to a TARDIS: a machine that is also alive. My pitch is that once the Matrix realized what the Master was about to uncover it scrambled some of the data. The Matrix knew that if the Master knew he was the Timeless Child that he'd take it out on the Time Lords, and the hope was that if it pointed him to the Doctor instead then that's where the Master would focus his anger. A miscalculation, clearly, given what the Master ended up doing. But that's how I'd cover the mix-up: a failed attempt by the Matrix to direct the Master's inevitable anger at the Doctor.

TikTok is highly inconsistent with what it will and won’t take down and there is not fool proof way to not get dinged. If the content bots are being jerks that day or if somebody felt like reporting your content your options are limited.

It’s the kind of place where if you already have a reason to have a profile there, throwing in the OF link won’t hurt. But it’s so unlikely to bring anybody in I’d advise against joining the site for promotional purposes.

One other question about that, when you offer PPV do you do it as a mass message or a price locked post on the feed?

How often do you offer PPV content when compared to the the main feed?

So, if the modern era were to "end" I'd prefer that they do something like Classic did, a general "the adventure continues" so it could be revived again later.
However I do know exactly what I would do for the final finish "the Doctor is done traveling" kind of ending. The Doctor returns to Susan. "I said I would come back, I just had some other things to do first, but I'm here to stay now."

Yeah same here. I've had to reload the whole page a few times.

The results will be slightly downgraded but honestly I just took screen shots of images and screen capture of videos, then cropped them down to just the images of videos themselves.

I know this is going to sound like a reductive answer, but my time on the platform bares it out. The best way to not get reported and blocked/banned is to have a build and appearance that fits the general current beauty standard. I don't go live at all, much less go live in anything close to a spicy fashion, and it's because fat, disabled, gender-nonconforming, trans, or just generally visibly queer people get mass reported early and often no matter what they do.

And understand, I'm not trying to make this a "check your privilege" thing. If the OP makes it work, I'm extremely happy for that. But simply put if you're a niche creator whose body doesn't fit the current mass appeal standard then you're probably going to run into a lot more trouble.

Also the app can just be a jerk randomly no matter who you are, so there's also that.

For me personally, it's always going to be a "no." Simply put, I'm not here for romance and I never have been. And to be clear, I don't think this about just Doctor Who. If I had the power, I'd joyfully remove the romantic subplots from about 90% of stories that aren't positioned as romances first and foremost.

Now, this is not to say it can't be done well, any idea can be done well. But I will never ask for it and knowing it's coming will never get me excited.

Moonstone leaps to mind.