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{{b|Entry Level: Otherkin}} is an article about [[otherkin]] written by Karl McDonald for the newspaper [[wikipedia:Totally Dublin|Totally Dublin]]. The article primarily focused on the otherkin subculture as found on [[wikipedia:tumblr|tumblr]], quoting anonymous asks from the [[Individual Otherkin]] blog and comparing the otherkin experience to that of transgendered individuals. A troll blog claiming that their [[kintype]] was a piece of toast was also quoted, with the article concluding: "Now, a (human of any worldly cynicism at all is going to conclude that this piece of toast is just trolling the entire otherkin community. But as the blog rolls on, fielding challenges and genuine questions and reposting pictures of half-eaten toast as if it was lynched, the question is begged: is there even really a difference between trolling and not trolling when all you’re doing is claiming to be toasted bread on the internet?" |
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Latest revision as of 21:53, 13 September 2023
| Media type | Newspaper article |
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| Release date | September 04, 2012 |
| Creator | Karl McDonald |
| Publisher | Totally Dublin |
| URL | http://totallydublin.ie/more/entry-level-otherkin/ |
Entry Level: Otherkin is an article about otherkin written by Karl McDonald for the newspaper Totally Dublin. The article primarily focused on the otherkin subculture as found on tumblr, quoting anonymous asks from the Individual Otherkin blog and comparing the otherkin experience to that of transgendered individuals. A troll blog claiming that their kintype was a piece of toast was also quoted, with the article concluding: "Now, a (human of any worldly cynicism at all is going to conclude that this piece of toast is just trolling the entire otherkin community. But as the blog rolls on, fielding challenges and genuine questions and reposting pictures of half-eaten toast as if it was lynched, the question is begged: is there even really a difference between trolling and not trolling when all you’re doing is claiming to be toasted bread on the internet?"