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surasshu
@surasshu

there needs to be a "does the dog die" but for how gay an anime is

like is jellyfish cant swim in the night gonna string me along the whole time or is it really committing to the obvious lesbian vibes like is this an asteroid in love or is this a bloom into you situation

also the way this show is really just 30 year olds in every conceivable way except they SAY theyre in high school. like come on, let the anime girls drink

EDIT: disambiguated the anime name :host-nervous:

Lizstar
@Lizstar

If I had more HTML skill I'd totally make a Neocities page for this lol

Put my Yuri Knowledge to good use.

We can have a point scale. 0-10, let's say. The points can be called Interpretations

For example:

0 Interpretations: The show is straight. There are no pining looks. No subtext can save us here.
1-4: Subtext country. Maybe the studio behind it chickened out at the last minute and never finished obvious romantic undertones. Or maybe it seemed like it would have become more.
5-6: Light gay. There is some gay involved, but it may not be the focus.
7-9: Damn, these bitches be gay
10: Hardcore raunchy homo sex?

I think the website would be called Up To Interpretation.

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@XXXXXXXXXXXX

god, wonder egg priority is fucked beyond belief, and many posts about it do not help in the slightest. one of the top anime to avoid if you're gay, trans, both, or if that's people you care a lot about. completely fucked.

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Teyaric
@Teyaric

Like, I remember it being really grim and horrific on the death and teenage and girl existence front as only a Japanese piece of media about schoolgirls can be, but I didn't get smacked with particularly loud queer related things, outside of the two guys being so obviously in the closet they made an artificial death daughter God thing.

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@XXXXXXXXXXXX

thing with wegg is that the queer readings you could have in regards to it are either very cursed or shatter immediately by the next episode, because the writer is extremely fucking straight and approaches women and queer people from the angle of "man, aren't they so weird? aren't they so fucked up? want front row tickets to see how fucked up they are? also have I mentioned that straight men are often victimized by these fucked up people" and it's exhausting really

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gkrnours
@gkrnours

If HTML is the only barrier, my first suggestion would be an rst to html converter.
A python script that read a google sheet or similar and give you the HTML page could be a nicer solution as you would fill a spreadsheet and not craft an rst file, after learning its finicky syntax for tables.

If you want to fill a spreadsheet, I would be glad to make the python script to turn it into an HTML file

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klara
@klara

I feel like I'd need something beyond just a numeric scale. Like, if they're teenagers, is it implied that they're going to proudly grow into queer adults or that they'll look back wistfully on this time of their life that's definitely 100% going to be over? (Just to give one example that I'm certainly not salty about.)

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