Stern

ahh yes crypto, where every single transaction is kept on a permanent ledger, truly a bastion of privacy unlike this dollar bill that may or may not have been used to snort cocaine or put in a strippers thong.

You must be imagining that

No I just have access to this new and innovative search engine called google.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2024/04/18/netflix-reports-record-profits-as-subscriber-growth-tops-estimates/

https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/7/24150986/disney-streaming-business-earnings-q2-2024

Yes I do mean the ones that make far more money and have 10x or more the subscribers that Crunchyroll does. That is correct.

It’s a fairly good bet considering the overwhelming majority of streaming services.

Cost of moderation likely higher then lost profits from users who were only being kept on by comment section.

QA prevents them from losing money. Same with IT.

Comments dont make money, moderation costs money. So pull it and make the site more like the other streaming services out there, make some PR word salad to justify it. Not surprising really. Of course maybe it really was a Salty Spitoon in the comments section. Either way, not exactly the burning of the Library of Alexandria.

Anime audiences in English areas skew older, late teens early adults, or later still. Still a fair amount of the younger bunch though. Conventions are almost exclusively adults though.

Thanks for the gold

No spell explicitly says it, but I kinda feel like Regeneration might resolve that concern. It’s the go-to in the DMG for missing eyes and limbs. General high level healing (6+) will resolve scars, which one can argue that they should also resolve born stuff like epilepsy and the like since those are (kinda) lasting injuries akin to scars. Beyond that a case can definitely be made for Resurrection and it’s ability to restore missing body parts. Feel like bringing someone back to life is a big step beyond just curing their paraplegia. Heck, there’s an argument for Greater Restoration as well considering it resolves anything that lowers max HP or ability scores. Ultimately those are up to DM ruling but I doubt most would say no.

Then of course there’s just straight up Wish but that’s a whole nother thing.

I care but also don’t use the reddit mobile app, am only using old reddit, and have been using an adblocker for as long as I’ve used reddit so…