Screenshots with a private person's real life name or information must be edited to remove or obfuscate that information. No Doxxing / Redact personal informationĭo not post, link to, or ask for personal information. If a term is hobby-specific or not well known in the wider world, please consider sending a modmail to clarify what the issue is.Ĥ. Attack the subject you’re debating, not the person you’re discussing it with.ĭo not use language which is offensive, cruel, racist, transphobic, ableist, anti-Semitic, etc. Users must remain civil during disagreements. We also enforce the reddiquette guidelines. Reddit's Content Policy must be followed everywhere on the site, including this subreddit. Follow all site-wide rules and reddiquette.
You can see more information about flairs on the wiki.ġ. The maximum length of a post is 40 000 characters, so an Extra Long post might be more than 25 000 characters, a Long post might be over 15 000, and so on. Otherwise, if a post is a Hobby History, it should use one of the blue History length flairs, and if not, one of the red length flairs. The NSFW tag should also be used when appropriate. If a post discusses subjects that might be shocking, unpleasant or distressing to readers, it must be flaired Heavy. They can explain the background events leading up to a dramatic event, or explain the minutiae of how a hobby works recount a legend of the hobby that’s not quite drama, or just give context on how this hobbyist community works. Since they're meant to be historical, they can focus entirely on professionals in a space. Hobby History posts do not need to be dramatic. Please see the wiki for more information.įor posters who want to infodump about the history of their favorite hobby or a particularly interesting moment in it, we allow Hobby History posts. Posts should have minimal direct involvement by the poster and not be overwhelmingly biased, and any personal information of participants who are not public figures must be censored.Ī short paragraph, one liner, a post directly asking for advice or a post that is fabricated or fictional. Readers overwhelmingly prefer posts which lay out the history, stakes, events, and consequences of the drama, and which include receipts like screenshots or chat logs.
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A TV show finale being bad isn't hobby drama the fandom reaction leading to it being called 'the worst TV finale ever' might be.Ī high-quality, well thought-out post about a dramatic event in a hobby space. It cannot be a contained event between professionals where hobbyists had no involvement or no impact on the perception of the occurrence.
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Mods reserve the right to make exceptions for particularly bizarre or niche write-ups.ĭrama must have active involvement by hobbyists to qualify as hobby drama. Current events, news, real-world politics, following a social media account, and being internet famous do not qualify as hobbies.
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professional sports teams, YouTubers, streamers, actors, scientists, etc., unless the professionals are interacting with hobbyists/fans. Most drama between professionals is not hobby drama, e.g. What is not a hobby? What is NOT Hobby Drama? They are not blink-and-you'll-miss-it catfights with no consequences or internet influencers being rude to each other. Hobby Drama-worthy events might have ousted someone from the community, shaped perception of the hobby, altered the rules the hobby uses, divided the community, created a new faction, caused significant outrage, etc.
Hobby Drama is an event which happened in a hobby that created meaningful controversy within the community involved.
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Join the official r/HobbyDrama discord here!įor the purposes of our subreddit, a hobby community is "a group of people who are connected by their active participation in a particular activity during their free time for personal enjoyment".Įxamples of hobbies include: cosplay, model rocketry, fanfiction, blogging, historical reenactment, gaming, fanart, participating in forums, gardening, cooking, playing sports, composing music, making memes, collecting, backpacking, knitting, reading, and many, many more. "The most interesting subreddit about things you're not interested in."Ī place where people can post dramatic and controversial stories, events and situations within their specific circles, usually consisting of events others may not have heard of.
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