#bl advent 2024

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BL ADVENT 2024

It's been just over a year since I began to properly document the shared clothing across different Thai series (and further afield) and I didn't quite realise how much of a monster it would become (we're on 243 items now).

Last December I did a BL Advent where I dedicated certain items of the communal wardrobe to people who either requested something specific or random and either for themselves or as a gift for another blog. And I'd like to do it again this year.

So, if you would like an item of clothing dedicated to yourself or to someone else then send me an ask! I'll post one a day in December in the run up to Christmas (or more if i get more than 24 requests). To make it (hopefully) a bit easier this year, I will restrict the choices to something which first appeared in a show in 2024. Under the cut is a list of the series to choose from or a particular actor. Some shows/actors only wore one item, so if more than one person asks for that show/actor, then I will gift the post to more than one blog. You can also ask for an item of clothing in a particular colour, which was also a popular request last year. I hope that all makes sense.

See here for last year's offerings!

Series:

Last Twilight

Cherry Magic Thailand

Cooking Crush

Wandee Goodday

Knock Knock, Boys!

The Trainee

Peaceful Property

Monster Next Door

Love Sea

My Love Mix-Up Thailand

Summer Night

The Rebound

Love Sick 2024

Kidnap

Actors:

Sea Tawinan

Tay Tawan

Aungpao Ochiris

Neo Trai

Gun Atthaphan

Mark Pakin

Jimmy Jitaraphol

Off Jumpol

Dome Jaruwat

Drake Sattabut

Inn Sarin

Jaonine Jiraphat

Great Sapol

Best Vittawin

Thor Thinnaphan

Emi Thasorn

Nokia Chinnawat

Chokun Puttipong

Naya Gorrawiya

Ong Kasab

Seng Wichai

Big Thanakorn

Kade Tanapon

Fort Thitipong

Gemini Norawit

Putter Phubase

Phuwin Tangsakyuen

Mook Worranit

Park Anantadej

Progress Passawish

Ole Thanakorn

Ping Krittanun

Leng Thanaphon

Tagging some people who interacted last year to help spread the word:

@lurkingshan @waitmyturtles @twig-tea @brazilian-whalien52 @callipgio

@thegalwhorants @kayatoasted @slayerkitty @respectthepetty @distant-screaming

@grapejuicegay @celestial-sapphicss @tiistirtipii @quodekash @neuroticbookworm

@starryalpacasstuff @williamrikers @non-binarypal7 @sewichii @aouboomseries

@greatyme @gillyweedgrl @airenyah @iguessitsjustme @blmpff

@casualavocados @rocketturtle4 @super-fan @telomeke @dimplesandfierceeyes

@ranchthoughts @belladonna-and-the-sweetpeas @sammie-lightwood-bane @italianpersonwithashippersheart @zimmbzonzon

@puppy-phum @shouldiusemyname @lamonnaie @sunshinechay @boysbeloving

@dragonsareawesome123 @sparklyeyedhimbo @nihilisticcondensedmilk @maxescheibechlinichacheli @troubled-mind

@lukaherehelp @hughungrybear @morathicain @my-rose-tinted-glasses @cangse-sanren

@mysterygrl20 @oonmay @nongnaopat @aprilblossomgirl @kexing

@ghoststookournightmares @i-got-the-feels @chickenstrangers @ephemeral-hiraeth @icouldhyperfixatehim

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OneNETnews Investigates: Philippine Anti-Movie Reviewer 'Goldwin Reviews' faces unprecedented and controversial negative film reviews hurting movies and TV series creators to be potentially bl*cklist*d on Social Media [EXCLUSIVE]

(Written by Rhayniel Saldasal Calimpong / Freelance News Writer, Online Media Reporter and Presenter of OneNETnews)

TRIGGER WARNING: The following investigative news article contains information about online harassment, attacks and censorship targeting the 'Goldwin Reviews' platform and its critics. The details presented may be distressing or triggering for sensitive individuals. Reader discretion is STRONGLY advised. If you are feeling overwhelmed or triggered by this said I.N.R., please seek support from a trusted individual or mental health professional in your area. Maraming salamat po, mga ka-Serbisyo at ka-Bandera.

MANILA, NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION -- The landscape of movie reviewing in the Philippines has greatly changed over the years with the advent of 'Goldwin Reviews'. Started back in 2019, Goldwin Reviews promptly attained prominence as the first movie critic-reviewer in the Philippines based on honest and somewhat biased critiques of Filipino movies.

With a mandate to rate and review both good and bad movies in the Filipino film industry, Goldwin Reviews helps you to guide audiences for moviegoers like us on which Filipino films were good to watch. The platform was proud to present thorough analysis and a totally transparent rating system, as reflected on their official website.

Things went downhill this week on Thursday early morning (May 30th, 2024 -- Manila local time), when trolls on social media started attacking 'Goldwin Reviews' and its main film critics from secret insider individuals, sparking hate campaign by netizens during the Coronavirus Disease-19 (CoViD-19) outbreak on different online platforms like TikTok (owned by ByteDance Limited). OneNETnews is the only first to cover and investigate so you don't really have to.

Last year in mid-September 2023, Meta Platforms Inc. or MPi (a California-based social media company that both owns Facebook and Instagram), took decisive action by permanently censoring negative reviews, shadow banning their search popularity, and unpublishing social media pages due to alleged violations of Meta's community standards, yet being blacklisted without warning.

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The aftermath of the social media ban on 'Goldwin Reviews' was not just felt by the platform but also hurting the Filipino film industry itself. Industry professionals, including filmmakers and actors, defended 'Goldwin Reviews' and called out the online harassment campaign that was aimed at discrediting the platform.

Controversy continues to surround 'Goldwin Reviews', new accounts and pages with similar names sprouted, thus muddying the dirtiest waters of karma. Among new accounts that mushroomed was an independent anti-movie review platform called 'Silver Lose Award', further adding to the confusion online with their choice of name and seeking to reign in on Goldwin Reviews.

All these factors came to a head at the 72nd FAMAS awards (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards) in 2024 last weekend on Sunday night (May 26th, 2024) at the Manila Hotel, which saw rumors about potential acts of global and national online disruption or protests targeting the event. The event planners like FAMAS awards faced numerous challenges regarding the increasing worries about the safety and protection of all participant nominees at the overnight gathering.

In this pandemonium of chaos, the pro-Filipinos in good movie critics at 'Goldwin Reviews' started asking questions about the hate campaign going on online. Some said the platform could be inspired by a British anti-reviewer 'Cartoonshi', a veteran YouTuber known for his scathing critiques of TV shows and movies, per most examples of the Tagalog dubbed version of "The Loud House" television franchise for syndication, aired on the defunct kids cable TV channel 'Yey!' from ABS-CBN Corporation.

But 'Cartoonshi' permanently cut ties for TLH movie and television franchise, since his target demographic is way over the limit and being focused for both kids and teens… He is no longer uploading TLH content on YouTube and The X Network (formerly Twitter) despite his anti-reviewer role in the United Kingdom, giving it zero ratings on ALL SHOWS like 'The Loud House' to Nickelodeon in America, in exchange by cancelling more seasons forcing to hurt its American cartoon show creators. All in all by playing it fair, this was just for inspirational purpose and is not affiliated for 'Goldwin Reviews' on him as of this time.

No matter the inspiration behind the national campaign issue, between the anti-reviewers and netizen of trolls, only one thing to do was hell of the certain on this: online harassment needed to be dealt with, and freedom of speech & expression on the internet needed to be guaranteed and passing to enact the Philippine law. The case of 'Goldwin Reviews' makes a staunch and unlawful reminder of the dangers lurking in the corners of unbridled online behavior and the importance of safeguarding independent voices in the worst world of entertainment journalism.

The Filipino film industry, reeling from the effects of the 'Goldwin Reviews' controversy, is at its reckoning moment. Inspiration from 'Cartoonshi' is kinda a plus for the next generation of anti-reviewers. National officials from the Philippine National Police-Anti Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG) and the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) might have to step in to investigate and prosecute those behind the harassment campaign so that justice could be served and the integrity of the film industry being less likely to be preserved because of a worst rating system, and completely discouraging buying tickets in Philippine cinemas nationwide.

PROFILE LOGO COURTESY: Goldwin Reviews via FB PHOTO BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

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-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team

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As of today (Mar 26 2024), the Thai Communal Wardrobe has 126 items on it. I have already posted 65 of them, thus leaving 61...and would like some input as to how I approach posting the rest. So, how should I go about it?