work in progress website in progress: but anyway, my name is francis and i am at least 1/16th of the sunkern-plus system. i am a white tme epicene polygender (specifically epicene/collgender bigender as francis laine, and epicene/pxngender bigender as francis george) autistic, adhd obsessive compulsive, possibly borderline, median system.
the body is 27 years of age. we are alterhuman: currently, i, francis laine, have quite a few fictionkin-related types that i might make an ordered list of in categories, as well as multiple endel (dan hibiki, my icon, is one of the main ones), and multiple psychological otherkin, though some are a combination of spiritual, endel, and altercast. i am a quoisexual schrosexual grey aromantic quoiromantic otherwise unlabeled person who feels some connections distantly to the bi and pan labels yet not quite.


QuestForTori
@QuestForTori

The Ghost and Molly McGee ended recently to little recognition outside of us in the show’s small, passionate fan base. It was a great cartoon that got cancelled partway through production of season 3 due to a management shift and declining viewership on Disney+. It was such an underdog among the modern Disney Channel lineup that ripping groups on torrent sites didn’t even end up uploading every episode. It was frustrating to watch a show I love get resigned to drifting off into obscurity. It deserves better. It deserves to be remembered.

So over the past few days, I have been collecting every piece of production art, promotional media, tie-in books, websites, scripts, music, and of course the show itself in the highest quality available - with the intent of making it all available in one big torrent. (And likely uploading everything except the episodes to Archive.org) I’ve watched old content previously thought ubiquitous online slowly break and disappear over time. It sucks to watch history rot on the ostensibly-eternal internet. I want as much cultural context be preserved for this silly little forgotten show as possible, so I’ll do my part.

I’ve learned a lot doing it, too! How to crack DRM for various book, music, and video platforms, where to search for leads when normal search engines run dry, and best practices for video/audio encoding. It’s been really fun to have a project like this!

Anyway, I’ll close this by saying even average media deserves to be archived. We’re always richer for having access to more art, and you never know what’s going to inspire someone next.

I’ll post about this again once my archive is finished (Though I won’t post a link to the episodes themselves for liability reasons), so stay tuned!


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in reply to @QuestForTori's post:

real mood. it's why im constantly adding to my giant digital sonic hoard, there's so much fascinating stuff buried online that keeps getting harder to find. i can't rely on a torrent or IA upload sticking around for my leisure anymore, not with where the internet's headed. fantastic job!