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I've heard so much about court drama behind the scenes, apparently some judges are getting pissy about fake images so now we all need to suffer for it, i think the moderation has been dialled up so extreme because it's trying to look as clean as possible for court, which i guess makes sense on it's own, but it just means for the time being it's the 1984 of apps. Think about it, what extra money are they actually gaining for enforcing weekly limits, none at all, they know their going to lose money, but by enforcing it as of recent, people can't abuse it nearly as much. I pray it'll go back to normal when the court stuff resolves itself.

I've heard so much about court drama behind the scenes, apparently some judges are getting pissy about fake images so now we all need to suffer for it, i think the moderation has been dialled up so extreme because it's trying to look as clean as possible for court, which i guess makes sense on it's own, but it just means for the time being it's the 1984 of apps. Think about it, what extra money are they actually gaining for enforcing weekly limits, none at all, they know their going to lose money, but by enforcing it as of recent, people can't abuse it nearly as much. I pray it'll go back to normal when the court stuff resolves itself.

the censorship of most prompts has turned this thing into gambling, you have a small percentage of actually getting anything while pissing away your usage which YOU PAID FOR!!!! This shouldn't be legal, there has to be a legal way for us all to just get other and smack down of this.

you literally cant do anything anymore, it’s disgusting. what are they even charging people for at this point?

from the fourth movie it kinda feels like they want to do shorts or short form scenes that are later dropped into a bigger plot barely connecting.. why don't they just pour a bunch of money into a despicable me tv show? You can have silly episodes, flesh out the girls as individuals in school, friend groups and hardships, the Simpsons can keep the kids the same age for way longer and been better off for it, having each kid as a different stage of development opens up way more stories. We saw how Gru freaked out with Margo getting her first crush so push that further and have Agnes get a crush on a boy in a valentines episode, he’d explode and much more time and nuance would be poured into the idea rather than just brought up and dropped in the second movie. the serialisation format is clearly the format their most comfortable with, save the big epic battles for the movies. ​​⁠Plus couldn’t they just use the assets and models from the movie and make a few new ones? These movies cost a hundred million dollars to make, which is huge money to me and you, but low for movies of this caliber. Ive always had this idea thats literally just 25 minutes of a therapy session of the girls just talking about how they’re basically constantly in danger because of Gru’s livelihood but would rather keep it ten fold over going back to that awful orphanage, imagine they use this set up to characterise them in later episodes. I wanna know who the girls birth parents are, how they arrived at the orphanage, I want depth you didn’t see in 3 and 4, there are genuinely amazing stories you can tell without a time skip.

I discovered Camp Camp in 2020 just as I was finishing up high school and this show felt like pure liquid hope that everything will be ok. It was funny, I loved all the characters, all the little titbits of lore without being self indulgent and disappearing into itself, it was clever, hilarious, the whole show felt like the world viewed through the eyes of a kid experiencing the real world as it was, warts and all, i remember thinking I'd watch 1 season a day, but by the time i finished season 2, i adored it so much i binged season 3 and then hopped online and binged season 4 all within a day, i know it's not popular but i don't even think Time Crapsules is a bad ending to leave the characters on, it pretty much encapsulates a ton of what Camp Camp is about, life sucks sometimes, but it'll be ok, narrated by Cameron Campbell talking about how in that moment the camp was the best its ever been, i think that's really really nice. I think i prefer an ending like that rather than "it's the last day of summer, big emotional goodbyes to each and every character, Max get's adopted by David and lives happily ever after" like cool, but that's not life, i genuinely think if they had to do the last day of summer plotline, i would have a narration saying after that summer none of the kids even stayed in touch with each other, that they all said they'd be back next summer but none of them came back, they all moved on, but in years to come Max, Neil, Nikki and all the other campers never forgot what they meant to each other.. that summer ended but it still happened, and next summer isn't promised.

I hate my favourite shows ending but I feel like Camp Camp could've had an ending that made people sob, something emotionally brutal and raw, I don't need Camp Camp to come back, even the infamous season 5 I can't bring myself to hate, I just love this world and it's characters so much. What I do wish is for Camp Camp to have a FUTURE... I'm talking merchandise, fan discussions, heck I'd love to walk past a display in a store selling Camp Camp plushies like how I see for Digital Circus, I'd love it to be much more in the popular zeitgeist.. who knows.. maybe our kids, or grandkids will dig up this goldmine of a show and be inspired to wright their own stories about Max, Neil and Nikki, the show doesn't have to make more episodes, but it doesn't have to just die either.. it deserves better.

I’m selling this custom figurine of Numbuh 74.239 on Vinted if anyone’s interested!