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[contentment-of-cats]

F*ck anons

Hate, Harassment, and Threats: Coping and Handling

It happens and it's happened since the rise of LJ. I remember getting my first hatepost and how much it upset me, but I was never a target in the way that many were. LJ was truly the wild and wooly west - Dodge City or Deadwood, when people thought it would be a utopia. We had greyfaces, anons, sock puppets, and meat puppets. For people transitioning from controlled environments like e-Groups, Listserv, and forums it was not the mod-free utopia that they might have wished for. Real fandom scandals and legitimate harm to fans have been built on anons, sockpuppets, and greyfaces.

Terminology

Anon: Anonymous account either from outside the service or from an established account that has been anonymized.

Greyface: LJ term for an account with no identifiers, created explicitly to harass.

Sock Puppet: Account created by one person with the intent of being perceived as a separate individual.

Meat Puppet: Also used to be called a fanpoodle. A person whose actions are directed by another. Also called a muppet for having the controller's hand shoved so far up their ass that it can work their mouth.

Defining Hateposting/Cyberstalking/Harassment/Threats

First, there is a federal law -18 U.S. Code § 2261A Stalking - that defines stalking and harassment. Full text is here, with excerpt below:

(2) (Whoever) with the intent to kill, injure, harass, intimidate, or place under surveillance with intent to kill, injure, harass, or intimidate another person, uses the mail, any interactive computer service or electronic communication service or electronic communication system of interstate commerce, or any other facility of interstate or foreign commerce to engage in a course of conduct that— (A)places that person in reasonable fear of the death of or serious bodily injury to a person, a pet, a service animal, an emotional support animal, or a horse described in clause (i), (ii), (iii), or (iv) of paragraph (1)(A); or (B)causes, attempts to cause, or would be reasonably expected to cause substantial emotional distress to a person described in clause (i), (ii), or (iii) of paragraph (1)(A),

Laws can vary from state to state. 48 states have some laws on the books, with 44 having criminal penalties. You'll need to contact local law enforcement or look them up on your state legislature's website.

All forms of online harassment can be grouped under the label of cyberbullying. How do you know what is or isn't cyberbullying? There is a comprehensive list. Even some things that you didn't think might be bullying are, in fact, bullying. Unfortunately, the FBI seems to focus on financial crimes and scams, and have changed their reporting pages to reflect that. In all cases using the internet to convey threats as defined under 18 U.S. Code § 2261A need to be documented and reported to the FBI.

Documenting: Keep the Reciepts

Documenting online abuse is key to stopping online abuse. To be Tumblr specific, screenshots of DMs, replies to your posts, posts harassing you, reblogs of your posts with abuse in the comments and tagjacking or abusive hashtags, screenshots of anons/sockpuppets and harassing asks need to be kept. You need your receipts.

Fuck Anons

Anons are not worth your mental health or the pleasure and community you derive from fandom.

"But some of my followers are shy!"

They can create an account that they can use just for doing asks. Exposing you to abuse and bullying should not be the price of someone being shy. I have also turned on anons when someone has asked me to via DM, in a post comment, or via an anon comment on my Ao3 so that they could send me an ask without unmasking themselves. This protects me and protects them.

Tumblr recently started requiring a valid email address to send an anon without being signed in. This could be seen a couple of different ways - Tumblr wants some sort tabs on people using their site anonymously, or that they want people sending anons to create an account. There is nothing to stop an anon from creating a burner email account in order to harass, so that only goes so far.

Block anons. I am serious. Just go into your account settings and do it. You can even turn off asks entirely.

Per Tumblr: "Anonymous asks are not associated with a specific account, and blocking those will block the IP address of the sender."

So, if you block an anon and someone suddenly disappears from your followers, or you get a follower asking why they can't see or interact with your blog, then you have your answer as to where your anon bullying might well be coming from.

However, isn't it easier to just turn off anons?

Yes. It is. My anons are kept off 99.9 percent of the time and I sleep just fine.

Other Tips and Tricks

You can control who reblogs your posts. The default is that anyone on Tumblr can reblog. You can also block anyone from reblogging. The new feature offers middle ground by allowing you to add users allowed to reblog by mentioning them. I don't know if this extends to other parties reblogging from the people you allowed to reblog, however. Click on the little gear to access the dropdown.

From the Settings Menu

In addition to the default, you have two other options under the dropdown.

Tumblrs you follow and that have been mutuals with you for a week can reply

Only Tumblrs you follow can reply.

Keep the people you follow private by toggling this off.

Toggle off to stop DMs from people you don't follow.

Hide your Tumblr from people without a Tumblr, or from people who are signed out. Remove your blog from Tumblr search results or from search engine crawlers.

Finally, you can block DMs on a case by case basis, too.

Finally, it can be hard to start over, but when the bullying is too much and too persistent, you can back up your blog or take it private and start a new Tumblr with people you trust.

Other Resources

Online Harassment Field Guide - a really comprehensive source

[keshetchai]

it seems like you have your own beliefs and i have mine, but in regards to #4 it seems like you justify the fears of the zionists. of course jewish people are afraid of persecution. but using that kind of thinking to justify their reason as to why they act like that is extremely racist and islamophobic. why are you giving then free ammunition in reasons as why they have reason to subjugate the indigenous people of that land? i won't get into the shaw commission like you did, but you failed to bring up Why there was a conflict between the Jews and Arabs in the first place which would at least then give context to those murders in the first place. you shouldn't just bring up thise numbers without telling the background especially on a site like tumblr

Explaining the fears of Israeli Right Wing Nationalists is not the same thing as agreeing with those fears.

Explaining how they justify their actions based on those fears is not the same as agreeing with their actions.

I am not giving anyone free ammunition to anything, I am explaining what is already either spoken aloud by Israeli Nationalists, or which is apparent and unspoken as a psychological attitude.

There are indigenous Jews to Israel. This is why I keep using the term "Israeli Nationalists" or "Right Wing Israeli Nationalists." Because I'm not here to argue that no Jews are indigenous to Palestine.

I didn't "fail to bring up" why there was a conflict in the first place regarding the 1929 riots. I told you the Shaw Commission was freely available to read online.

which would at least then give context to those murders in the first place.

The commission said the initial murder of the Jewish child chasing after a football didn't have any "excuse" of an earlier murder to spark it. I also pointed to the tensions regarding the Western wall.

There's also a section pointing to economic and political anxieties of Arabs in Palestine at the time, but generally speaking reading the report also shows where these anxieties are not always fully founded in the facts of the time, or perhaps don't entirely hold up today, even if parts of them were causes for concern, or did have greater impact and played out -- though they need not have.

Ex:

Now It is known to the Arab people of Palestine that pressure is constantly being exercised by the Zionist authorities on the Palestine Government to admit immigrants in large numbers; it is also known to them that the one period when immigration was heavy was followed by severe unemployment and economic disturbance. Many Arabs derive material benefit from Jewish immigration but, as a people, the Arabs of Palestine must connect immigration on a large scale with the unfortunate events of 1927 and 1926. The argument that the taxpayer has had to support the immigrant Jew no doubt gained wide currency in those fears and the fact that a large part of the burden of maintaining the unemployed was borne by Zionist funds would either not be known to or, if known, would not impress the fellaheen.

The immigrants came to steal their jobs and drained the economy! They were a burden on the taxpayer!

...Except the immigrants in question benefited the economy overall, and Arabs did enjoy this benefit, the immigrants were made to prove more financial independence than the initial policy required, and they were impacted severely during economic depression, and finally they didn't rely on the tax payer, but instead were maintained by Zionist funds when they were impacted.

But those truths didn't matter at the time. Likewise discussions in Zurich that Jews hoped to gain a natural majority in a future Jewish state led to replacement fears/anxieties.

The report calls these anxieties a factor that could have contributed to the riots.

There's more. There's 200 pages. If you want the background, READ IT.

[grison-in-space]

So I'm not sure if this is one of the dog questions on the list (it's too long for my brain to stick with T_T) but I would like to hear about your first dog that was *yours*. The first one you chose for yourself, rather than just a family dog or a partner's dog or what have you. Rescues you chose to take on/keep count as much as ones you bought!

Oh, that's Tribble, of course. My best girl, who's been with me ten years. My good, good leap of faith. (Questions mentioned from the Dogblr ask meme).

In the spring of 2012, I was finishing my senior year of college, interviewing at graduate school programs and coming to terms with the fact that I would be earning a salary and financially completely independent from my parents for the foreseeable future. I was going to be able to get a dog that I was going to be able to do sports with.

(At the time I was living with my family's dog Oliver, whom I generally described as a Corgi rolled in lint and who had already had one knee replaced. Around that time, he tried to hop up onto a curb and tripped over his own feet and fell on his face. I was not about to subject his knees to high impact exercise.)

I had been yearning to play agility for years and never been able to. I could get whatever dog I wanted, as long as I could find it under 35lbs (the upper weight limit for dogs in most of the apartments I was looking at) and it was within plausible deniability Not A Pit Bull.

I was full of daydreams. I was looking speculatively at Whippets and Manchester Terriers and Rat Terriers and Shelties, but I knew full well that I could identify a pretty good sport prospect from rescue, too... and I was gonna be broke for a While. But I was also keenly aware that I was about to go straight from college to being a first year PhD student halfway across the country, an endeavor of unknowable difficulty and struggle. It was clearly the sort of thing I should ease into slowly. Obviously I shouldn't actually get a new dog until I had moved and been in my program for six months or so.

But I was so, so excited, and dogshopping was a much less intimidating prospect than making decisions about things like what lab I would work in and where in the country I should live. Also I was in the process of shedding most of my local friend group in the wash of dissolving one of those hideously intense weird friendships that are so common for queer college kids, and a big chunk of the rest of my in person social life required facing down what was, in retrospect, a nasty case of PTSD fear response around other openly queer people derived from immersing myself in baaaaaasically all the online asexuality dialogue that existed in 2012.* It's not like I couldn't use the distraction.

So I made myself a bargain. I would make an extremely detailed list of traits I wanted in a dog ranging from the practical (size, height, ability to rent with, trainable, good structure for speed, jumping, and fast turns) to the slightly ridiculous and purely aesthetic (pointy ears; brindle or tri; no curly tails; short hair). I would restrict myself to perusing the website run by volunteers trying to make the local county animal control as low-kill as possible, which was a feat since the county animal control had ten kennels and a guaranteed three-day stray hold, plus a seven-day opening for dogs to get adopted through. I figured that the fast turnover, plus my own innate tendency to dither, would keep me from actually adopting a dog until I was safely installed in my new job and my new life.

This worked very well right up until the Monday of my last finals week, when the shelter website posted a dog named "Pockets" that checked literally all of my boxes, at least from what I could see from a still photo. She was perfect. And she was listed as a cattle dog mix, which was great: I couldn't see any evidence of a drop of cattle dog in that dog, but there was my plausible deniability for landlords. Goddammit. At least, I told myself, someone else would pick her up and everything would be fine; she'd be adopted by someone else and I could tell myself it just wasn't meant to be.

Then on Tuesday the "DANGER: DANGER" alarm went off on her listing. (It later turned out that she'd been brought in after having maybe? unclear? been cornered and perhaps? bitten a child or something? and her rabies hold had eaten all of her grace time.) Fuck. Fuck! It is perhaps worth noting that that shelter's euthanasia date was Wednesday, so if she was out of time, there really wasn't any time to sort things out.

I panicked--this looked like such a great dog--and made the mistake of asking my roommate if she'd mind if we added what was then a third dog to our three-person household for the remainder of the lease. There was a great mad scramble to make sure I could legally take her in and the landlord was okay with it: I decided that even if she wasn't a great fit for me, I could always rehome her myself later. I put in an application in early on Wednesday morning, then showed up first thing on Thursday before my very last final to meet this dog I had theoretically applied to adopt. She was clearly pretty overwhelmed, but her structure was gorgeous, she was friendly and politely interested in the dogs whose kennels we walked by, and she was capable of listening to me and paying attention. So.... fuck it, I thought, and updated my application to confirm the application.

I picked her up from her spay that Saturday--that shelter didn't, at the time, bother to spay or neuter the dogs until it was confirmed someone actually wanted them--and brought her home, where she promptly stretched her legs, looked around, and found herself a quiet place to pee that didn't (to her) seem to be very used. It happened to be where we kept the router, which is how I discovered that she was not house trained. She learned fast, though--that was the last accident I think she ever had that wasn't a matter of illness--and she soaked up all the training I could throw at her with enthusiasm pretty much immediately. You can actually see me posting my excitement with an earlier account when I adopted her.

Fuck, that was a good impulse decision. She's an amazing dog and we've learned so much together. I love her so much.

She's my buddy, and we've been through a lot together. I love her so, so much.

*no one I ever met at my college LGBTQ group was anything less than polite and kind to me, by my standards of the time: I was generally faced with a desire to understand one another well enough to act in solidarity. I'm still very fond of the people I met there and follow the careers of quite a few. But immersing myself into the online reactions took a toll, one that would have me grappling with regular panic attacks for a few years more.

[nismexam]

Preparing for the NISM Exam: A Comprehensive Guide

The National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) certification exams are essential for anyone looking to build a career in the Indian securities market. These exams are designed to ensure that professionals in the securities market possess the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their roles effectively. Whether you are a fresh graduate or an experienced professional, understanding the nuances of the NISM exam is crucial. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help you prepare effectively for the NISM certification.

Understanding the NISM Exam

NISM offers a variety of certification courses covering different aspects of the securities market. Some of the most popular exams include:

1. **NISM Series I: Currency Derivatives Certification**

2. **NISM Series V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors Certification**

3. **NISM Series VIII: Equity Derivatives Certification**

4. **NISM Series X-A: Investment Adviser (Level 1) Certification**

5. **NISM Series XV: Research Analyst Certification**

Each certification focuses on a specific area within the securities market, ensuring that professionals have specialized knowledge relevant to their roles.

Exam Structure

The structure of NISM exams generally includes:

- **Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):** Most exams consist of multiple-choice questions.

- **Duration:** Exams typically last between 1 to 2 hours.

- **Passing Marks:** The passing score varies, usually around 60% to 70%.

- **Negative Marking:** Some exams may include negative marking for incorrect answers.

Understanding the structure of the exam you are preparing for is the first step towards effective preparation.

Study Materials and Resources

Official Study Material

NISM provides official workbooks for each certification exam. These workbooks are comprehensive and cover all the topics outlined in the exam syllabus. It is advisable to start your preparation with these official resources as they are tailored specifically for the exam.

Reference Books

Apart from the official workbooks, several reference books can help deepen your understanding of the subject. Some recommended books include:

- **“Fundamentals of Financial Instruments” by Sunil Parameswaran:** A great resource for understanding financial instruments.

- **“Mutual Funds in India: Marketing Strategies and Investment Practices” by H. Sadhak:** Essential for those taking the mutual funds certification exam.

Online Resources

There are various online platforms offering study materials, mock tests, and video tutorials. Websites like Zerodha Varsity and EduPristine provide excellent resources for NISM exam preparation.

Effective Preparation Strategies

Understand the Syllabus

The first step in your preparation should be to thoroughly understand the syllabus. Each NISM certification exam has a detailed syllabus that outlines the topics covered. Make sure you are familiar with each topic and its weightage in the exam.

Create a Study Plan

A well-structured study plan is crucial for effective preparation. Divide your study time into different topics based on their difficulty level and importance. Ensure you allocate sufficient time for revision and practice tests.

Practice with Mock Tests

Mock tests are an excellent way to prepare for the NISM exam. They help you get accustomed to the exam pattern and time management. Regular practice with mock tests can significantly improve your speed and accuracy.

Focus on Weak Areas

Identify your weak areas and allocate extra time to those topics. Understanding your weaknesses and working on them can greatly enhance your overall performance in the exam.

Join Study Groups

Joining study groups or forums can be beneficial as they provide a platform to discuss and resolve doubts. Interacting with fellow aspirants can also provide new insights and preparation strategies.

On the Day of the Exam

Time Management

Time management is crucial during the exam. Allocate time to each section based on its weightage and difficulty. Make sure you don’t spend too much time on any single question.

Stay Calm and Composed

Maintaining your composure during the exam is important. If you encounter difficult questions, stay calm and move on to the next one. You can always come back to the challenging questions later if time permits.

Review Your Answers

If time allows, review your answers before submitting the exam. Double-check for any mistakes or unanswered questions.

Post-Exam Steps

After the exam, you will receive your results within a few weeks. If you pass, you will receive your certification, which is valid for a specific period, usually three years. Ensure you stay updated with any changes in regulations and renew your certification as required.

In case you do not pass the exam, analyze your performance, identify areas of improvement, and prepare to retake the exam.

Conclusion

The NISM Exam is a stepping stone for a successful career in the securities market. With the right preparation and resources, you can clear the exam and gain the knowledge necessary to excel in your profession. Follow the strategies outlined in this guide, stay focused, and approach the exam with confidence. Good luck!

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But is it really a good career option in India? Let's examine some of the key pros and cons of being a data analyst in India:

Pros:

Strong demand: With data influencing every aspect of business, there is great demand for qualified data analysts across sectors like IT, banking, retail, healthcare etc. This demand is likely to grow as data collection and analytics become even more critical.

High pay: Data analysts are well compensated in India, with average salaries ranging from ₹5-10 lakhs for entry level going up to ₹30 lakhs for experienced professionals. Salaries in metros can be even higher.

Cons:

Rapidly evolving field: New data tools and technologies are emerging rapidly. Data analysts need to constantly update their skills to stay relevant. Learning can be demanding.

Stressful deadlines: Data insights often need quick turnarounds. This can lead to stressful situations, overtime and tight deadlines.

For those looking to start a career in data analytics, platforms like Kochiva offer comprehensive online courses to help you learn in-demand data skills. Their industry-relevant curriculum, expert faculty, and virtual labs ensure you are job-ready from day one. I highly recommend checking out their data analyst certification course.

Overall, a career as a data analyst promises strong growth in India. With the right skills and continued upskilling, it can be an exciting and financially rewarding career for those with an analytical bent of mind.

[monkey-network]

My Issues/Problems/Disgusts Resolved(?)

When you have issues, troubles, or disgusts with anything, the hardest but relieving thing to do coming to terms with them. A couple of years ago, I made a trilogy of posts exploring three people I found ranging from repugnant to devious. It came at a time when frustrations might as well have come out and frankly they were just about people everyone was more than aware of online. Enough time has passed and while this isn't just gonna be me apologizing or being remorseful for what I said, I want to I guess truly bury the hatchet and resolve these stuck-around feelings as somebody that has... been humbled a lot over these years (make of that what you will). This is coming from somebody that knows a lot about staying in your own head. So yeah, let's talk.

Lily Orchard [OP Link]

Gotta say that... nothing's really changed only in that it's all less with anger now. Put this first because it'll be short. To be as sincere as I can, she's just an unlikable person. Regardless of her out there opinions and ideas of media literacy, or her choices in fictional tastes, I won't be the guy that will throw every evil label and the kitchen sink onto her. Calling the spade a spade, even as a former fan I saw that within reason it was seeing a very insatiable and arrogant media "critic" with negative social skills. Hell, the mentions you see of her on Tumblr or Twitter especially are just the open secret that most people don't like her. For me, that resentment has become passive chagrin.

I won't convince anybody of who she can really be, how bad she can be at being both original and derivative, or what she is potentially. I wouldn't say a lost cause, but there's nothing complicated about this anymore. She's just a massive asshole. Not because of any human characteristic of hers, her opinions, or what was known about her in the past. Take away any personal semantics or bias, I remain only puzzled about how her circle is able to tolerate her presence because she's just an unlikable person and that's all on her.

Butch Hartman {OP Link}

2020 basically was the year where a man responsible for one of the most popular cartoons on Nickelodeon finished swan-diving his reputation just as fast as the likes of John K and Justin Roiland. From scheming a streaming service that still isn't out of early access yet to making a Christian flash cartoon that looks 20 years too late. It's a classic story of pride coming before the fall, culminating in his Youtube channel being a wasteland aside from sketch tiktoks that barely make the thousands in views despite his huge follower count. As much as LSMark looked to make good-faith conversation with him recently, Butch basically became a ghost now after all the controversies died down.

Now despite what I said initially, Butch's fall in reputation is definitely not comparable to Kricfalusi or Roiland's; we've heard nothing of him physically taking advantage of anybody in or out the industry. The worse he's done is take advantage of his legacy for either financial or supportive gains. This is not as bad as domestic or sexual assault of course, but it spoke wonders of how the ego of big time creators can kill any goodwill and faith when they're not actually considerate of the following that respect them. A quick search of his name on Youtube is more about the people discussing his controversies than anything he worked on. People still discuss Danny Phantom and Fairly Oddparents, hell the Cosmo mpreg episode is a meme to this day, but with the detachment towards Butch as the creator.

I'm fine with this predicament, but it's sad to believe this was all on him. It wasn't just about Oaxis being a scam or him saying "he created your childhood" or heaven forbid his attempts of promoting religious healing, it was about seeing a creator of some things you liked reveal himself as someone in a bubble that you lose any idea in looking up to. It's not exactly "Don't Meet Your Heroes," more "Don't glue on rose-tinted glasses". I won't force or insult what remains of Butch's "fanbase" for sticking with him, but this definitely woke me up in terms of how I view the creators I love. Humility is the special word in all this, where some creators can have some disapproving moments but you can still have respect for their craft. With Butch, it wasn't even him entirely that made his shows look great. As of now, he's making poorly illustrated kid's bible stories with Fairly Oddparents getting a live-action show that Nickelodeon regretted making immediately after releasing to the point of erasing it all not even a full year after it was first announced. Even when things are probably fine now, the guy fell off as hard as I expected originally. I can seriously put this behind knowing I was factually right on the money the first time and that does put a smile on my face.

Also... Butt Shartman. That's all, let's move on.

Mysterious Mr. Enter (OP Link)

I'll say this was the reason why I made this post. Lily and Hartman I say speak of an absence of change and reflecting on that absence. Mr. Enter is different and, cut to the chase, it has to do with this recent video.

I've talked my fair share of shit toward Mr. Enter these past few years, reasonably so. At the same time, my vitriol toward him came from some semblance of respect. Many have to this day brought up Mr. Enter calling out the writers of Spongebob for a particular episode they did, but John is right in that that was around the time he barely had a following and just started out with media reviews. Mr. Enter has made bad opinions, I will never deny that and this isn't me defending him, but I see that he can recognize they're bad. He's better than Lily Orchard in that... he can admit being wrong and grow from it. We meme and shit on this dude, but for me, there was still that modicum of respect I had for him being this dedicated. In spite of the harassment or the justified backlash, he's still putting in the effort.

Over the years, I've come to understand that media critics can have different understandings of media. That doesn't mean every critic is always right in their own way, grifters exist for a reason, but I don't see Mr. Enter as a grifter-type critic compared to people who to this day complain about The Last Jedi. He can have some off takes on the types of humor or tropes in a cartoon, but more often than not he's being sincere. That's why I say he still has some respect from me for as long as I've known him. Every bad take aside, I don't take him as somebody who is "ruining media criticism".

I don't agree with everything he says or believes, but John's doing better than I can say for Butch Hartman or Lily Orchard especially. He's doing Admirable Animations again, something I brought up originally, and am intrigued to see that he indirectly took my advice. He can work well with more positive videos. I never felt he was an actively terrible critic, Turning Red meme aside, and I didn't want to just treat him as the bane of online media criticism or the worst thing to ever happen. The dude has his faults but can acknowledge them better than most online personalities I've seen who feel it's weak to admit anything. He's no different from the Nostalgia Critic where the tumultuous attitudes toward them in the past have subsided where yeah, I'm not gonna side with every bad opinion or choice they make but they aren't actively killing any goodwill I would have for them. It's not pity, but making your empathy less black and white compared to people more deserving of scrutiny. Overall I still have hopes Mr. Enter will do better, imperfect as things can get.

Conclusion

I wanna say this post and the former three I made reflected the increased awareness and discourse of the parasocial relationships we can have, especially online. There have been plenty of people that certainly abused their status and paid for it, these three stayed in the mind for how consistently they tracked in soiling their reputation. At the same time, how wary we are about things or the people we followed isn't always cut and dry. That's why the title has the question mark in parentheses, nothing ever ends so I'm not saying these current feelings will just be buried away and forgotten forever. I just know that for this current future, it's better to seriously lay things to rest while subconsciously keeping in mind what can be done differently from now on. To conclude, this is all better than having to care about people like Andrew Tate or Elon Musk living another day.

[marketingprofitmedia]

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Create and Sell Intellectual Property: This could include writing books, creating music, designing software, or developing other forms of intellectual property that can be sold or licensed.

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Royalties from Intellectual Property: If you own patents, trademarks, or copyrights, you can earn royalties from others using or licensing your intellectual property.

Stock Photography: If you are a photographer, selling your photos to stock photography websites can provide ongoing royalties.

Create and Monetize a Blog or YouTube Channel: Building a blog or YouTube channel and monetizing it through ads, sponsorships, or affiliate marketing can generate passive income.

Dividend-Generating Funds: Investing in mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that focus on dividend-paying stocks.

Automated Investing Apps: Robo-advisors and automated investment platforms can help you invest in a diversified portfolio with minimal effort.

License Your Art or Designs: If you’re an artist or designer, licensing your work for use in various products can generate passive income.

Create a Mobile App: Developing a useful or entertaining mobile app and earning money through ads or in-app purchases.

The Pros and Cons of Passive Income

Venturing into the world of passive income brings both promises and challenges. Enjoy financial freedom, flexibility, and diversification, but be prepared for the initial effort required and potential market volatility. Navigate the landscape wisely to unlock the true potential of passive income.

A. Advantages

Financial Freedom: Attain the freedom to live life on your terms.

Flexibility: Enjoy a flexible lifestyle with more time for personal pursuits.

Diversification: Spread your income sources, reducing dependency on a single channel.

B. Challenges

Initial Effort: Many passive income streams require substantial effort upfront.

Market Volatility: External factors may impact income, especially in investments and online ventures.

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Getting Started with Passive Income

The route to passive income begins with self-reflection. Determine your hobbies, investigate prospective revenue sources, and develop a strategic strategy. This first step is critical for building the groundwork for future financial success by aligning with your abilities.

Traditional Investments

Traditional investments offer a stable route to passive income. Dive into the dynamic world of the stock market, bonds, and mutual funds. Learn the art of strategic investment to secure steady returns and create a robust financial foundation for the future.

Online Ventures

Online ventures offer a dynamic path to passive income. Engage in affiliate marketing, promoting products for commission. Transform passions into profit with blogging, leveraging ads and sponsorships. Explore YouTube for ad revenue and e-commerce for a digital storefront that generates income while you sleep.

Start your journey of online entrepreneurship.

Affiliate Marketing: Identify products that resonate with your audience. Build a dedicated following for sustainable earnings.

Blogging: Choose a niche you’re passionate about. Monetize through various channels, gradually turning your blog into a passive income powerhouse.

YouTube: Craft engaging content, optimize for search engines, and let ad revenue and sponsorships contribute to your passive income.

E-commerce: Select the right platform, products, and marketing strategies. Build a brand that continues to generate income with minimal oversight.

Real Estate

If you want a safe way to make money while you sleep, get into real estate. If you want to make a steady income from rentals, you should buy rental homes. Check out real estate crowdfunding. When people pool their money and time to work on bigger projects, you can get a piece of the income without having to do any work yourself.

Explore the realm of bricks and mortar for long-term, reliable passive income.

Rental Properties: Invest in properties that attract tenants. Enjoy a steady rental income.

Real Estate Crowdfunding: Pool resources with others to invest in larger real estate projects, sharing the profits.

Intellectual Property

Unlock the potential of intellectual property as a passive income source. Write and publish, earning royalties from books and articles. Create online courses to share expertise globally. License innovative ideas, turning creativity into a continuous stream of income in the dynamic world of intellectual property.

Monetize your creativity and knowledge.

Writing and Publishing: Write books or articles and earn royalties. Leverage digital platforms for wider reach.

Creating Online Courses: Share your expertise through online courses, reaching a global audience.

Licensing Ideas: Turn your innovative ideas into passive income by licensing them to businesses.

Overcoming Challenges

Journey through the inevitable challenges of passive income. Embrace failures as invaluable lessons, adapting and growing stronger. Navigate market changes by staying vigilant and flexible. Overcoming these hurdles is integral to carving a resilient path to financial freedom through passive income.

Acknowledge and overcome the hurdles in your passive income journey.

Learning from Failures: Treat setbacks as learning experiences. Adapt and grow from your failures.

Adapting to Market Changes: Stay vigilant and adapt your strategies to navigate through market fluctuations.

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Scaling Up Your Passive Income

Improve your passive income game by intelligently scaling up. Profits should be reinvested properly, compounding earnings for exponential development. Automate procedures to lessen your hands-on engagement, enabling your revenue to grow with less work. Investigate new enterprises to diversify and improve your financial situation.

Move beyond the basics and elevate your passive income game.

Reinvesting Profits: Compound your earnings by reinvesting in your existing ventures or exploring new ones.

Automating Processes: Streamline operations to minimize hands-on involvement, allowing your income to grow with reduced effort.

Exploring New Ventures: Stay dynamic by exploring new opportunities and expanding your passive income portfolio.

Case Studies

Set off on an inspirational adventure via real-life case studies. Dive into success stories to learn about the techniques and tactics people used to attain financial independence via different passive income sources. Take away key lessons from these situations to help you on your journey to success.

Learn from those who have successfully mastered the art of passive income.

Success Stories: Explore real-life examples of individuals who have achieved financial freedom through passive income.

Lessons Learned: Understand the challenges faced by others and gain insights into overcoming obstacles.

The Future of Passive Income

Peering into the future of passive income unveils exciting possibilities. Stay ahead by embracing emerging trends and leveraging technological influences. Constantly adapt and innovate to navigate the evolving landscape, ensuring sustained success in the dynamic realm of passive income.

Stay ahead of the curve by anticipating future trends.

Emerging Trends: Stay informed about new opportunities and technological advancements in the passive income landscape.

Technological Influences: Embrace technology to enhance and diversify your passive income streams.

Conclusion

As we conclude our exploration of Passive Income Paradise, reflect on the diverse avenues unveiled. Align your passions with profitable ventures, overcome challenges, and witness the evolution of your financial strategies. This journey isn’t just about earning; it’s about creating a lifestyle that affords freedom and fulfillment. Stay committed, learn from experiences, and watch your passive income flourish, providing the key to unlocking financial independence and making money easily from anywhere in the world. The possibilities are limitless, and your path to prosperity begins now.

FAQs

Q1. How much initial investment is needed for passive income?

The initial investment varies based on the chosen income stream. Some require minimal investment, while others may demand a more significant upfront commitment.

Q2. Can passive income replace a full-time job?

In many cases, yes. However, the transition depends on your financial goals, chosen income streams, and the effort you invest initially.

Q3. What are common mistakes to avoid in passive income ventures?

Avoid the mistake of expecting instant results. Patience is key. Additionally, thorough research and ongoing learning are crucial to success.

Q4. Is passive income suitable for everyone?

While passive income is a viable option for many, it’s essential to assess your skills, interests, and commitment level before diving in.

Q5. How long does it take to see significant returns from passive income?

The timeline varies, but it’s common for significant returns to take time. Be prepared for an initial period of effort and learning before experiencing substantial results.

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Paying Attention- Writing Workshop with Betts Week 2

@bettsfic asks to notice three things.

In Nonfiction, write about your day and pull a story out of three things

In Poetry, place three things coming together

In Fiction, the first incites incident, second in the middle, end with third.

Abstract, use a stylistic change, write sentence fragments, no verbs.

NONFICTION

First Thing

The itsy bitsy little white spider, which only comes at night, keeps trying to web my computer. I will not kill it, though I can. I can't. It's trying like I am trying. It isn't harming anyone as I am not harming anyone. I admit, I hope to see it tonight, like an old friend. The first night I don't see it I will wonder where it went, maybe behind the desk to die, maybe it's too busy making love, or perhaps savaged by some bigger little creature. … I didn't see the little white spider tonight. I may have seen its killer who needed to go from one side of the room to the other, which I didn't get in the way of or ask his activities prior to.

How often are life forms harmed for wanting to use something available? But because of their looks or some perceptions, from the haves, to said life forms, the have nots, are denied? Human history says infinite times, though it isn't the way of the inhuman. A simple act of kindness can go a long way is the saying.

Second Thing

The insect that I realized I saw for weeks, maybe months, hanging on the net outside my building, the net is for construction, in the same spot is called a spotted lanternfly. I searched NY1 and found the name on the first go. The city has given all citizens a license to kill… oh James. Was it goading me, of course not. The tree around the building, perhaps my plants if it can reach them, is its target(s). Even absent the net it can't reach my plants… I checked. Of course, it is gone now, and I see each hole in the net, not quite Swiss cheese but aging. Where is that thing? … I went into the kitchen with the sun back in its bed, it's back.

The human community has many in it that speak of equality, or nonviolence, while preaching violence or inequality. The fiscally wealthy or more than average knowledgeable human is supposed to live peacefully or integrated to the fiscally poor or uncommonly ignorant human. But not the fiscally poor or ignorant non-human. The most challenging bias is the one that doesn't deny race while demanding an inescapable utilization of race.

Third Thing

I noticed today how little half and half is put into black coffee in stores, bodegas, delis. Ground coffee beans brewed is pretty strong, a dab of half and half isn't doing much. It isn't effective. Black coffee with half and half means and an off black, not pitch black. I wonder how many times I got my relations Black coffee with half and half and these stores gave me black coffee with a dab of nothing. My chemistry memory says subsaturated.

How often are we cheated in plain sight? How many pennies have stores acquired in selling 99 cent items absent giving a penny back? Is it fiscal prudence to be part of such activity? Does pax or peace financially derive from what irregularities any community allows? Labor from the enslaved? Real estate sales of stolen land? Computer aided financial manipulations at such a grand speed or inhuman speed, the rules of human markets are unimportant, while still touted as essentials? How can people online have millions of followers while only tens of engagements to their post? Cheats in plain sight are as old as humanity. Can humanity mature beyond them?

Story Concept

A deli worker is always cheap with the half in half whenever he makes coffee. One day he is startled by a little itsy bitsy white spider, meaning him no harm, on a web aside the coffee machine, based on the worker's neglect. The worker swipes at the spider, destroying its web, and injures it. The spider seeks to prove its decency to itself and learns, from the insect network, that a killer planthopper has chosen the deli workers home to make a feast. But, the corpses of the Killer Planthopper give off a toxic fume that will kill humans. How will the crippled little white spider make it from the deli to the deli worker's home and cause the killer plant hopper to move on or desist?

Other Things My Attention Noted Later

Some days later I realized something in a dialog side a fellow artist on DeviantArt. The computer programs commonly, while falsely called A.I. (artificial intelligence) don't seem to make fractals or are engineered to make fractals. Fractals are arithmetic equations converted into visual patterns. I find it interesting that the fractal market doesn't seem to be saturated with content from said programs. Plus, I saw some white east Asians celebrating something concerning Buddhism, giving out beads. I didn't even check out what it involved, through a search.

POETRY

The Spider and The Chuki smelled a certain Coffee by HDdeviant on DeviantArt

FICTION

https://www.deviantart.com/hddeviant/art/Sarah-s-Part-Times-from-Richard-Murray-979135650

STYLISTIC CONSTRAINT

I converted other things I noted into notation

fractals(output(A.I.))!=fractals(computer programs) currentdate=date; holidays(buddhist, date)=hustle

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Hate, Harassment, and Threats: Coping and Handling

It happens and it's happened since the rise of LJ. I remember getting my first hatepost and how much it upset me, but I was never a target in the way that many were. LJ was truly the wild and wooly west - Dodge City or Deadwood, when people thought it would be a utopia. We had greyfaces, anons, sock puppets, and meat puppets. For people transitioning from controlled environments like e-Groups, Listserv, and forums it was not the mod-free utopia that they might have wished for. Real fandom scandals and legitimate harm to fans have been built on anons, sockpuppets, and greyfaces.

Terminology

Anon: Anonymous account either from outside the service or from an established account that has been anonymized.

Greyface: LJ term for an account with no identifiers, created explicitly to harass.

Sock Puppet: Account created by one person with the intent of being perceived as a separate individual.

Meat Puppet: Also used to be called a fanpoodle. A person whose actions are directed by another. Also called a muppet for having the controller's hand shoved so far up their ass that it can work their mouth.

Defining Hateposting/Cyberstalking/Harassment/Threats

First, there is a federal law -18 U.S. Code § 2261A Stalking - that defines stalking and harassment. Full text is here, with excerpt below:

(2) (Whoever) with the intent to kill, injure, harass, intimidate, or place under surveillance with intent to kill, injure, harass, or intimidate another person, uses the mail, any interactive computer service or electronic communication service or electronic communication system of interstate commerce, or any other facility of interstate or foreign commerce to engage in a course of conduct that— (A)places that person in reasonable fear of the death of or serious bodily injury to a person, a pet, a service animal, an emotional support animal, or a horse described in clause (i), (ii), (iii), or (iv) of paragraph (1)(A); or (B)causes, attempts to cause, or would be reasonably expected to cause substantial emotional distress to a person described in clause (i), (ii), or (iii) of paragraph (1)(A),

Laws can vary from state to state. 48 states have some laws on the books, with 44 having criminal penalties. You'll need to contact local law enforcement or look them up on your state legislature's website.

All forms of online harassment can be grouped under the label of cyberbullying. How do you know what is or isn't cyberbullying? There is a comprehensive list. Even some things that you didn't think might be bullying are, in fact, bullying. Unfortunately, the FBI seems to focus on financial crimes and scams, and have changed their reporting pages to reflect that. In all cases using the internet to convey threats as defined under 18 U.S. Code § 2261A need to be documented and reported to the FBI.

Documenting: Keep the Reciepts

Documenting online abuse is key to stopping online abuse. To be Tumblr specific, screenshots of DMs, replies to your posts, posts harassing you, reblogs of your posts with abuse in the comments and tagjacking or abusive hashtags, screenshots of anons/sockpuppets and harassing asks need to be kept. You need your receipts.

Fuck Anons

Anons are not worth your mental health or the pleasure and community you derive from fandom.

"But some of my followers are shy!"

They can create an account that they can use just for doing asks. Exposing you to abuse and bullying should not be the price of someone being shy. I have also turned on anons when someone has asked me to via DM, in a post comment, or via an anon comment on my Ao3 so that they could send me an ask without unmasking themselves. This protects me and protects them.

Tumblr recently started requiring a valid email address to send an anon without being signed in. This could be seen a couple of different ways - Tumblr wants some sort tabs on people using their site anonymously, or that they want people sending anons to create an account. There is nothing to stop an anon from creating a burner email account in order to harass, so that only goes so far.

Block anons. I am serious. Just go into your account settings and do it. You can even turn off asks entirely.

Per Tumblr: "Anonymous asks are not associated with a specific account, and blocking those will block the IP address of the sender."

So, if you block an anon and someone suddenly disappears from your followers, or you get a follower asking why they can't see or interact with your blog, then you have your answer as to where your anon bullying might well be coming from.

However, isn't it easier to just turn off anons?

Yes. It is. My anons are kept off 99.9 percent of the time and I sleep just fine.

Other Tips and Tricks

You can control who reblogs your posts. The default is that anyone on Tumblr can reblog. You can also block anyone from reblogging. The new feature offers middle ground by allowing you to add users allowed to reblog by mentioning them. I don't know if this extends to other parties reblogging from the people you allowed to reblog, however. Click on the little gear to access the dropdown.

From the Settings Menu

In addition to the default, you have two other options under the dropdown.

Tumblrs you follow and that have been mutuals with you for a week can reply

Only Tumblrs you follow can reply.

Keep the people you follow private by toggling this off.

Toggle off to stop DMs from people you don't follow.

Hide your Tumblr from people without a Tumblr, or from people who are signed out. Remove your blog from Tumblr search results or from search engine crawlers.

Finally, you can block DMs on a case by case basis, too.

Finally, it can be hard to start over, but when the bullying is too much and too persistent, you can back up your blog or take it private and start a new Tumblr with people you trust.

Other Resources

Online Harassment Field Guide - a really comprehensive source

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We offer short-term crash courses on Stock Market, Share Market, Derivatives Market, Commodities Market, Forex Market, Technical Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Futures & Options, Options strategy, Research Analyst, Investment Advisors, Mutual Funds, Insurance Sector, Banking Sector, and Tax Saving Instruments, etc. from basic to advanced. Our specialization is in Job Oriented Vocational Training Courses in Accounts, Financial Market & stock market segments.

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The primary goal of ISM, or the Institute of Stock Market, is to expose students to the financial market through an ecosystem that is second to none and is heavily based on live trading models. Individuals can pursue the most lucrative trade of their lives if they have a strong conviction in successful mentoring and a desire to learn. Undoubtedly, making money is good, but what's equally significant is the constant pursuit of excellence, which is precisely what we strive for.

With the aid of our knowledgeable staff, they possess decades of unrivaled expertise. Learning Sharks Stock Market Trading Institute in Delhi has made arrangements to consistently set new standards in the share trading industry. by taking into account the aspirations of several students. through a curriculum that was creatively designed. It merely helps one understand how the stock market works.

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IT Career Programs in Sydney: A Beginner’s Guide to Thriving in Technology

Why Choose a Career in IT?

As our society becomes more digitally driven, IT professionals are in high demand across almost every sector—from finance and healthcare to government and retail. IT careers offer stability, competitive salaries, and the potential for rapid career growth. As companies increasingly prioritize digital security, cloud infrastructure, and data management, IT professionals with specialized skills are positioned to enjoy fulfilling and financially rewarding careers.

Exploring IT Career Programs in Sydney

Sydney’s educational institutions offer a variety of IT career programs aimed at equipping students with the skills needed to succeed in a tech-driven world. The programs range from short courses for beginners to advanced diplomas and bachelor’s degrees. Some of the popular areas of focus include:

Software Development: For those interested in coding and building software, Sydney’s IT programs offer instruction in programming languages like Python, Java, and C++. Courses also cover topics such as software testing, version control, and project management—key components of a software developer’s toolkit.

Cybersecurity: With the growing threats in cybercrime, IT Career Programs in Sydney cybersecurity has become an essential field. Cybersecurity programs in Sydney teach students how to protect data, prevent breaches, and ensure digital safety for organizations and individuals alike. These programs often cover cryptography, network security, and ethical hacking.

Data Science and Analytics: Data-driven decision-making is the cornerstone of modern business. Programs in data science introduce students to statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization. This field is ideal for those who enjoy working with numbers and data to derive meaningful insights.

Networking and Cloud Computing: Cloud infrastructure is at the heart of today’s digital landscape. Programs focusing on networking and cloud computing teach students about network architecture, cloud services (such as AWS and Azure), and network security protocols.

IT Support and Helpdesk: For beginners looking for an entry-level role, IT support programs are ideal. These courses focus on hardware troubleshooting, customer service, and basic software management skills.

IT Careers for Beginners: The Starting Point

Breaking into the tech industry can feel daunting, especially if you’re a beginner with little to no background in IT. Fortunately, there are numerous IT careers for beginners that allow you to build foundational knowledge while gaining practical experience. Entry-level positions provide exposure to the industry, enabling you to discover which areas you enjoy most and where you might want to specialize. Here are some accessible roles for beginners:

Helpdesk Technician: Helpdesk technicians are the first line of support, assisting users with technical issues. This role provides hands-on experience with common hardware and software problems and is a great introduction to IT troubleshooting.

Junior Web Developer: For those interested in programming, a junior web developer role is a fantastic starting point. Web developers work with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build and maintain websites, offering a chance to gain coding experience and grow within the web development field.

IT Support Specialist: This role is similar to helpdesk technician but involves more responsibility, often working directly with organizations to manage software and hardware issues, configure systems, and provide general IT support.

Data Entry Specialist: While not a traditional IT role, data entry positions require basic IT skills and are often used as stepping stones into other fields, like data analysis.

Digital Marketing and SEO: Some IT beginners find opportunities within digital marketing, as the role demands familiarity with online tools, data analysis, and content management systems (CMS). Digital marketing skills often complement IT expertise and offer diverse career paths.

How to Prepare for an IT Career in Sydney

If you’re ready to begin your IT career journey in Sydney, start by identifying a program that aligns with your interests and career goals. Short courses in coding, data analytics, or IT support offer hands-on training and can be completed quickly, providing you with the necessary skills to pursue entry-level roles. Alternatively, diploma and degree programs provide in-depth study and are ideal for those seeking long-term careers in specialized areas.

Once you’ve chosen a career path, gain practical experience through internships or part-time roles. Many Sydney-based institutions offer students opportunities for real-world experience through industry placements and internships, which can be valuable for building a professional network and securing future employment.

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Data Science Jobs in the UAE: Opportunities and Insights

The UAE has emerged as a global hub for innovation and technology, driving significant demand for data science professionals. With its commitment to becoming a knowledge-based economy, the country is witnessing a surge in data science job opportunities across various sectors. Here’s an overview of the data science job landscape in the UAE, including opportunities, required skills, and key industries hiring data professionals.

Growing Demand for Data Scientists

As businesses in the UAE increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making, the demand for data scientists continues to rise. Organizations are seeking professionals who can analyze vast amounts of data, derive actionable insights, and enhance operational efficiency. This trend is fueled by the UAE’s Vision 2021, which emphasizes innovation and smart technologies.

Key Industries Hiring Data Scientists

Finance and Banking: Financial institutions are leveraging data analytics for risk management, fraud detection, and customer insights. Data scientists in this sector analyze transaction data and market trends to inform strategic decisions.

Healthcare: The healthcare sector is utilizing data science to improve patient outcomes, optimize resource allocation, and predict disease outbreaks. Data professionals play a crucial role in analyzing patient data and supporting research initiatives.

E-commerce: With the boom in online shopping, e-commerce companies are hiring data scientists to enhance customer experience, optimize supply chains, and develop personalized marketing strategies.

Telecommunications: Telecom companies are utilizing data science to analyze user behavior, improve service delivery, and enhance customer retention strategies through targeted campaigns.

Government: The UAE government is investing in data analytics to improve public services and enhance decision-making processes. Data scientists are involved in various projects aimed at improving city management and citizen engagement.

Skills Required for Data Science Jobs

To excel in data science roles in the UAE, candidates typically need the following skills:

Programming Languages: Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, and SQL is essential for data analysis and manipulation.

Statistical Analysis: Strong knowledge of statistical methods and data modeling techniques is crucial for deriving insights from data.

Machine Learning: Familiarity with machine learning algorithms and frameworks is increasingly important, as organizations seek to implement predictive analytics.

Data Visualization: Skills in data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI) are valuable for presenting data insights in an understandable format to stakeholders.

Communication Skills: The ability to communicate complex data findings to non-technical stakeholders is vital for driving data-driven decisions.

Job Search Strategies

For those looking to pursue a career in data science in the UAE, consider the following strategies:

Networking: Attend industry conferences, workshops, and meetups to connect with professionals and potential employers in the data science field.

Online Job Portals: Utilize job search platforms like LinkedIn, Bayt, and GulfTalent to find data science job openings in the UAE.

Continuous Learning: Enroll in online courses and certifications related to data science to enhance your skills and stay updated with industry trends.

Internships and Projects: Gaining practical experience through internships or personal projects can significantly boost your resume and demonstrate your capabilities to potential employers.

Conclusion

The data science job market in the UAE is thriving, offering numerous opportunities for skilled professionals. With the right skills and a proactive approach to job searching, candidates can find rewarding careers in various sectors that value data-driven decision-making. As the UAE continues to invest in technology and innovation, the future for data science professionals looks bright.