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liom-archive 2 months ago
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Please remember that MOGAI archives are not an archive of terms the archiver, on a personal level, agrees with 100%. Archiving is important to do regardless of if the term is something you think is good or worded in the right way You would not go into a library and get mad at the librarian for a book you think is bad or was written by a guy you don't like.
Archivers are the backbone of this community where entire identities can easily become lost media. Your like of an individual archived term doesn't indicate the moral character of the archiver, a person who is impartial in this. Don't disrespect them for doing their job.
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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finally discovering we're a median sys after a long time of the idea of being plural popping up in my head and being like ohhh no certainly not for like 4 years sure is. an event
much more comfortable than referring to everyone as a weird constel situation
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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i must confess, it twas me who called you two cuntilicious. i forgot its not just a mundane adjective i can break out at any time without question LMAO i meant it though 馃憤
you're an icon 馃挌 absolutely fantastic and very appreciated
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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you twose are SO cuntilicious and your blog is so helpful and i am SO ARCHIVED
which one of you is this LMAO
fantastic ask though <3
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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stealing your bones
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NOT MY BONES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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Barrels into your inbox at full speed. Hi!
hi hello archive friend 鈥硷笍we are mentally standing in a circle of the archivists and spinning around yippie!!!
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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you twose are SO cuntilicious and your blog is so helpful and i am SO ARCHIVED
which one of you is this LMAO
fantastic ask though <3
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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thank you for archivists and id translators for existing . theres a lot of labels and terms we wouldnt be able to see to this day if you didnt grab them before the account it was from deactivated and thats happened so many times. id translators help us out because translating images to text can be tiring for us, especially when a lot of us dont know how to describe things + we fumble with words, as well as the fact we never have the energy to translate anything .
we may pretty much be a coiner, but really, we kind of do it more for ourselves than anything. probably why we're so unpopular. most of us have our own gender hoards. dont have a name to a experience ??? time to coin a gender or a term ! we love coining stuff . niche stuff . stuff probably others can relate to . if you look close enough youll see trends and patterns with which of us coins what that what they think is most gender whenever they coin . fuck we worded that badly i think we also fall under the category of someone who goes and hoards terms too, we love scrolling xenogender and mogai and qai tags on here and just hunting for labels we like . its so fun
the mogai/liom/qai community is awesome
late 2020 us would of exploded upon learning about what we think of the mogai/liom/qai community today (we used to be anti-xenogender long ago once upon a time)
-blurry/unknown fronter
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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I love you archivists! Whether your blog is for specific terms, specific term types, or any terms, whether it be very active or barely active, whether it be intensively tagged or not tagged at all, I love you! You're doing a great service to the community! Thank you all for your effort!
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liom-archive 2 months ago
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Please remember those in the MOGAI community who are not coiners. There is not enough appreciation for archivists, requesters, collectors, icon-makers, lurkers, accessibility blogs, everyone else. I believe that part of why there is so much pressure on coiners to coin consistently is because there is little value placed on any other activities within the community.
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liom-archive 3 months ago
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we run pastryverse-archive (pretty big wip for now, as there's little terms) & identity-systems (wip but is better)
added both to the list, thank you!
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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[ID: A flag with 5 horizontal stripes, the middle of which is thinner. They are purple, light purple, white, yellow, and cyan. The middle of the flag has a white circle with a black center. /End ID.]
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I designed a Seizure Punk flag.
The darker purple represents Epilepsy.
The lighter purple and cyan represents Non-Epileptic Seizures.
The dark purple and blue can double as suicide awareness colors.
The yellow represents neurological disorders and neurodivergence.
The white represents invisible disorders.
The black represents dehumanization.
This flag is based on a combination of the voidpunk flag, the two seizure awareness ribbons, and the disability pride flag. It represents the difficulty and invisibility of the lives of people with any kind of seizure disorder, as well as a recognition and unification of the two disorders despite their differences.
It's for all the people who are sick of the lack of help, sick of the lack of information and the judgements and biases found even among medical professionals. It's for the adults who still struggle, despite all of the information being aimed at children and their parents. For people who may be struggling with even basic things others take for granted, because of their seizures. It's for people who are or were angry and done with it all. It is for solidarity among people who have seizures, or people who know someone who does.
People with seizures can face many unseen difficulties and dangers, from poor mental health including suicide, seizure phobia, and (especially in the case of non-epileptic seizures) PTSD, to physical health issues being harmed or even killed by the seizures themselves, or someone else who is ignorant to the subject.
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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[ID: Two flags with 7 equal horizontal stripes, which are soft purple, muted pink-brown, soft yellow, black, soft yellow, muted pink-brown, and soft purple. The first has a black square in the middle. /End ID.]
Bad Sun Flag!
A gender/identity relating to the bad sun event, from voices of the void!
I picked the colors from sunset/sunrise because it felt right! gotta start and end your day with horror!
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without the box:
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Enjoy, don't need to do credit! but it is appreciated
and pintrest incase you want an easy link!
https://pin.it/6ADobztyL
-The Mannequin
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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that is not what i was calling out. having spaces between punctuation is perfectly fine, the issue comes when every single word AND punctuation is double spaced. normal spacing is easy to read; the issue that me and multiple others i've discussed this with have is the *double* spacing - that's when my eyes start to skip between things. and as far as i know, aac does not do that
just so you know , typing like this needs plain text added . i physically cannot read this without my eyes skipping between lines and giving me a headache . and i ' m not the only one who is affected by this . i am sick of this .
[PT: just so you know, typing like this needs plain text added. i physically cannot read this without my eyes skipping between lines and giving me a headache. and i'm not the only one who is affected by this. i am sick of this. /End PT.]
your ableism isn't aesthetic and i know this is not the only time this has been mentioned.
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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just so you know , typing like this needs plain text added . i physically cannot read this without my eyes skipping between lines and giving me a headache . and i ' m not the only one who is affected by this . i am sick of this .
[PT: just so you know, typing like this needs plain text added. i physically cannot read this without my eyes skipping between lines and giving me a headache. and i'm not the only one who is affected by this. i am sick of this. /End PT.]
your ableism isn't aesthetic and i know this is not the only time this has been mentioned.
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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[UK only] TransActual's Trans Lives Survey 2024/25
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UK based trans people - we need your help (if you're over 18, sorry under 18s)! The Trans Lives Survey 2021 is very much due for an update. More than 700 of you helped us last time, we need at least that many people again to complete our survey for the 2024/25 version. Take the survey: https://tinyurl.com/TransLives24
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UK people, TransActual need you!
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liom-archive 4 months ago
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Question, if we shouldn't use christian symbols on general religion flags, which symbols should we use for religion in general?
We were talking about this last night in the archivists server actually. We couldn't come to a consensus, but some suggestions were a star or a thought bubble. You can do a symbol that's related to another aspect of the term, or put a more metaphorical, vague symbol like a triangle or circle. You can also simply not include a symbol.
In general, it's best not to put any specific religious symbols on flags that are meant to cover multiple religions. The reason we specifically called out Christianity is because that's the only one we've seen people do it with.
The MOGAI community has a huge and mostly unaddressed problem with cultural Christianity. If you're making a flag for something, even if it isn't related to religion, check what associations the symbol you're thinking of using has. If you are Christian, grew up Christian, or grew up somewhere where Christianity is the majority, chances are there's a lot of things associated with Christianity that you don't know have that association. Doing the research on that goes a long way towards making sure not only that people of all religions are accepted and welcome in the community, but also benefits people with religious trauma.
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