As a raging introvert, I mostly look for excuses to get out of all of them. Demille! - I do get invited to more events than I can attend. So, while I don’t have many opportunities to demand inclusion riders - “I’m ready for my closeup, Mr. Second, she used her power, her privilege, her connections, her spotlight to punch this night in the face, but with grace, and remind everyone that power and access and privilege mean jack shit if we don’t also amplify and raise up others as we, ourselves, climb.
And we are all going to know that you choose not to fight for us when it would have been so easy for you to do so.” In the months following her speech, serious Hollywood heavyweights started demanding inclusion riders. Psst, it’s so simple, in fact, that if you choose NOT to use it, that’s just a matter of you deciding that it doesn’t really matter to you, after all.
In my rough translation, guided only by my limited Francesian language skills, I swear I heard her say: “Listen, kids, I’m a seasoned adult who has been around the block, and knows that I can use my power to make a change. An actual real-life, immediately practicable tool! She only uttered two words, but she really spoke volumes. And, here comes dear Frances with an actual tool to use. And, oh, so inspired!įirst, you have this fancy-pants night, where everyone is discussing #metoo in Hollywood, in every form from inside jokes to outright demands, and basically congratulating themselves for waking to the pain that finally is being voiced. I was struck by the message and the medium. An inclusion rider, I learned, is a provision in an actor’s contract that ensures that the cast and crew are diverse, and specifically that there is an inclusion of women, people of color, LGBTQ, and people with disabilities. Ever the nerd for the real story, I of course immediately looked it up. It was industry lingo, and clearly insider baseball. It was said so seriously, so oddly out of cadence with the rest of the personal, heartfelt vibe of her remarks. If you have a complaint against a staff member, or wish to file a ban appeal, go to the Aniwave Discord Server and post your issue in the #disqus-appeals channel.At the 2018 Academy Awards, Frances McDormand closed a traditional Best Actress blah-blah-blah-I’d-like-to-thank-the-Academy acceptance speech with this: “I have two words to leave with you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: inclusion rider!” It may be misinterpreted by a moderator.Ī moderator’s verdict is final and arguing with them will only cause further punishment. Swearing is fine, as long as it’s not directed towards anyone, even as a joke. Targeting a user and downvoting all his comments, or creating multiple accounts to downvote one or more comments.ġst Offense: Permanent Ban on All Accounts If you think that you’ll get in trouble for what you’re about to do, don’t do it.Ĭreating multiple alternative accounts to upvote your own comments.ġst Offense: Permanent Ban on All Accounts + Deletion of All Comments Although minor ecchi or fanservice is acceptable. Using a profile picture that is not safe for work. Posting contents that are not safe for work, such as pornographic images or video, ecchi anime, hentai, etc.
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