u/Most-Studio-9985

Hello just to warn you that episode 7 of "Solo leveling" in French is not available, strange thing I find

J’ai créé un sub et j’aurais besoin d’un avis sur la sécurité et sur les choses importantes à mettre en place.

Hello, I just created my subreddit and I am still quite new as a moderator. I mainly speak French, so I sometimes have a bit of trouble understanding all the moderation options and tools.

I would really appreciate a little help to finalize my community. I would especially like to know if my settings, rules, and the overall configuration of the subreddit are correct, and if there are any important things I might have forgotten.

If someone could take a look at my subreddit and let me know if everything is fine or what I could improve, that would be really great. Thank you very much!

To find my subreddit, it is the first post on my profile.

We wouldn't be here if he had remained an only child. Like, why in 2005 did they decide to create a sister for her?

Are there people who write the universe of a video game? For almost two weeks, I have been creating a world for a video game that takes place in Togo, my country. It would be an independent game, so I only plan four bosses. Do you think this is a good idea? Wouldn't the public be disappointed if there were only four bosses in an independent game?

I have already defined the stakes of the three games. Although I started by creating the bosses of the second game, I would like to start the story with this one.

I was on Twitter and I came across a guy who presented his manga, which he himself called an "African manga". The main character was a slightly tanned white man, with a black woman as a teammate. I read the thread: there were many white characters in the pages shown, but few black characters.

I find this process logic so strange. I had already noticed that some often make a black character - usually a woman - while the male character is often a white or very light-skinned man. Why aren't the two characters black?

I think it's because they're trying to target a wider audience, not just black. But I find it problematic, because it gives the impression that a comic that is called African must still have an almost white hero to put white readers at ease.