Tasha Saecker
@tsaecker.bsky.social
Librarian with an expertise in children's books, YA reads, fantasy and sci fi. Administrator who works towards inclusivity, diversity, engagement and advocacy. Children's & YA book blogger at Waking Brain Cells: https://wakingbraincells.com/
Reposted by Tasha Saecker
Now I have the idea of fae realizing humans automatically click the "I read & agree to the terms & conditions" button. They would own every human within 2 weeks.
So...do fae own Google? Is that why they removed "don't be evil" from their bylaws?
That's not AI, that's fae still learning glamor.
So...do fae own Google? Is that why they removed "don't be evil" from their bylaws?
That's not AI, that's fae still learning glamor.
November 20, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Now I have the idea of fae realizing humans automatically click the "I read & agree to the terms & conditions" button. They would own every human within 2 weeks.
So...do fae own Google? Is that why they removed "don't be evil" from their bylaws?
That's not AI, that's fae still learning glamor.
So...do fae own Google? Is that why they removed "don't be evil" from their bylaws?
That's not AI, that's fae still learning glamor.
Reposted by Tasha Saecker
This is another consequence of the colonization of New Adult, esp of the romantasy variety, into YA. Publishers aren't just selling YA to adults, they're selling YA to adult women (usually cisallohet and white). That category doesn't want a book about 14yo boys playing basketball. My teen boys do.
November 13, 2025 at 9:41 PM
This is another consequence of the colonization of New Adult, esp of the romantasy variety, into YA. Publishers aren't just selling YA to adults, they're selling YA to adult women (usually cisallohet and white). That category doesn't want a book about 14yo boys playing basketball. My teen boys do.