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(Pierro is not Kaeya's bio dad HC/Fatui Adopt Kaeya AU) In which Signora found a common hobby with Kaeya... and try to sneak away from study time.

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(Pierro is not Kaeya's bio dad HC/Fatui adopt Kaeya AU) In which Scaramouche is lowkey worried about Kaeya's diet

1. Their method

The tea blog is an active user on the community. Whenever drama with an author happens, they are quick to make a blog. This isn’t their first time on Tumblr and there’s been at least 2-3 rounds of this tea blog before.

After they set up their blog and sent themselves a couple of asks to fill up their blog, they’re lacking in engagement, so they send asks to the bigger authors on Tumblr pretending to be a concerned anon or attacking them, then come back to defend the author.

For example:

‘Omg the tea blog is back!’ ‘Have you heard the tea blog is back?’ Or something like that, usually including the link or waiting for the author to reply before sending the link. Unfortunately many authors fall for this, giving them exactly what they want, visibility. 9 out of 10 times this isn’t an actual concerned person but it’s the tea blog generating views, do not engage with such asks.

This tea person also often uses one of their own asks as a base to attack the author with, for example; ‘You are a sick blabla’ in which the author responds in confusion before that same person comes back and kindly explains why that ‘previous’ anon said that and tells the author about the tea blog. Again, this is their tactic to improve engagement on their blog, do not engage. It’s safest to not respond to any asks about the tea blog as this person is extremely two faced and takes on multiple roles.

Forgot to add: the tea blog also sends asks to authors saying something like: ‘I didn’t know you were like this author I have been following you for a while but after seeing how you respond/act’ or ‘after seeing x on the tea blog…’ They have been sending this on multiple blogs

1a. Sending themselves asks

9/10 of the asks that are sent to them are fake asks made up by the author of the blog. You will notice that all the asks are written in the same style, with a few in between to confuse readers with a changed style, to make it look more genuine. I repeat, most of their asks are sent by themselves and the tea blog isn’t as big as it seems.

1b. Asking questions

‘Which authors should I avoid?’ ‘Which authors write about x so I can block them?’ ‘I’m new here which authors are problematic?’ All seemingly innocent questions when in reality, it’s the author of the blog sending those to themselves. A new person wouldn’t see this blog in their search results as it takes time for new blogs to show up there. The author sends these questions to themselves to respond with a list of (always!) big authors.

1c. Picking authors