After 9 years of development, I have finally finished it. I am glad to have made it and now I got one more chapter to finish off this story.
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After 9 years of development, I have finally finished it. I am glad to have made it and now I got one more chapter to finish off this story.

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A commission story about Shadow, Spazzie, Karen, Katrice, and The Kit Kats all going to a gaming convention and having a little friendly gaming tournament all by themselves. Who will win? TUNE IN TO FIND OUT Also On AO3 Shadow belongs to @n-p-wilde Karen belongs to @nightshadeartplace Katrice and the Kit Kats belongs to @msitubeatz Spazzie belongs to me
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
A short story about Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps along with their kits who also bring along their babysitters going to a huge amusement park! (The kit kats belong to @msitubeatz. GIVE HER SOME LOVES AND FOLLOWS) (Also big thanks to @n-p-wilde for the commission!)
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
A short story about the otter Karen meeting the Kit Kats! Also discovering a surprising wholesome thing! What is it? Tune in today to find out in this story! (The kit kats belong to @msitubeatz. Give her a like and follow!) (Huge thanks to @nightshadeartplace for the commission! I hope you enjoy it! Same goes for the rest of you readers!!!)
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Happy Birthday Hel
A Short Birthday Story For @helthehatter
Helena: *is sitting on her chair, being a cool as F#ck pig as she wears her casual ice blue shirt and dark blue jeans as she sips from her mug* A loud knock awakens the mind of the birthday mammal as she puts the mug on a coaster on the table and goes over to the door and opening it. Outside was her friends Spazzie, Fever, Katrice, Diana, even Trish and Jay had made it. However they all have a look of dirt and ash on their clothing with the group giving a warm smile and giving her small presents as she took them all in two hands. Helena: Hey guys uhhhh, why do you guys look like a couple of hobos that had a flame war? Fever: We used fire! *the blue striped raccoon grinned with a grin most wicked as she sipped her Dr. Pepper* Jay: Spazzie why did you give her a flame thrower anyway? *the white wolf brushed ash off of his black shirt* Spazzie: Hey, I figured using something she loved would be helpful for her, and it did.....til she used too much and made it explode. Trish: Note to self, don’t give Fever a flamethrower. At all. *everyone agreed with the rabbit with glasses and brown hair with a blue streak of hair* Helena: Ooook. Well thanks guys, I guess you can come in and- Katrice: That’s not your main gift. Helena: Hmm? What do you mean not my main gift? Diana: *the skunk cleaned off her glasses* You see, we had to go into that spooky unknown forest in the Rainforest district to find a certain someone. Katrice: So everyone brought weapons for defense while I just followed for moral support. And to tell Fever not to use the flamerthrower until it is absolutely needed *the red panda herself patted Fevers head as the raccoon just smiled* Trish: Turns out there was a ton of monsters. Ugly ones that were mutants. Spazzie: After gaining some XP, we then found the one we was looking for. Helena: Guys, you didn’t had to go extreme and crazy with whatever you got, you know I will love it either way. A whistle from the blue furred rabbit made a noise suddenly appear. The noise of something scary, terrifying, and even life draining was flapping big heavy wings. A cloud of thick black smoke landed on the ground with a loud thud with the ground having to shaken for a few seconds with Helena keeping her balance. With that, she saw the gift of hers. A big as a polar bear creature was next to the trio. Its big multi-celled eyes were emitting a soft glow of purple with its fur being a dark black texture. Its big wings were veined and membranous acted as like cover for the strange creature, though the thing looked almost like a moth. A moth? Its beak like mouth, Its powerful wings, even having to have the black as coal like smoke be around the creature. This was not any creature. Helena: This.....this is the....the..... Katrice: The MothMammal! Spazzie: Well not the MothMammal, this one is apparently the Wise MothMammal. All we had to do was gather fireflies, put them in some lighthouse and BOOM. He showed up. Jay: Yeah. He was tough to get but we got him for you. Helena: *she suddenly dropped the presents and rushed over to the shy like creature as with her sheer bare strength due to her love for the monsters she lifts it up and hugs on it tightly* THIS IS THE GREATEST GIFT EVER YOU GUYS!!! THANK YOU!!!! Spazzie: No problem. We wanted to make sure your birthday gets the special treatment. Helena: Thanks you guys. This day really is going to be great. *She carries the suppose to be heavy creature as it emits soft moth noises as she walks with it in the house which surprisingly fits and slams the door* Diana: .......*she coughs as she and the others wait* Trish: So uhh. I guess no cake? Spazzie: Nah, lets give her a week. Lord knows she loves- THE CAKE!!!! Fever: You mean the MothMammal? Spazzie: NO I MEAN WE FORGOT THE CAKE!!!! Jay: OH CRAP YOUR RIGHT! Katrice: We have to find the mythical Confetti Cake! It is in the ruins of a tomb in Sahara Square! Diana: Lets go on the epic quest to get this cake, for OUR BEST FRIEND! Katrice: Uhh guys I was just- *she is halted by Spazz who wields a random laser musket* Spazzie: CHARGE TO THE TOMB!!!!! *everyone but the red panda cheers as they charge towards the direction of Sahara Square. Katrice: ......Oh boy....*she takes a swig of sweet tea in a cup that randomly appears and walks to them* The End <3 Spazzie Bunnie: Me Helena: @helthehatter Katrice: @msitubeatz Trish: @trashasaurusrex Fever: @feverwildehopps Jay: @nexijay Diana: @skeletonguys-and-ragdolls

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A short story I made for my friends! I hope guys enjoy it and have a very Merry Christmas! (Katrice is @msitubeatz, Helena is @helthehatter, Fever is @feverwildehopps, Trish is @trashasaurusrex, Jay is @nexijay, and Spazzie is my oc)
#8 Crowdsourcing in times of crisis
Gathering ‘trustful’ information from the masses.
Crowdsourcing, a great idea! In theory…
Tragedy strikes, and yes, we need as much information about what is happening ASAP, but we also need to trust the sources of the information gathered, how do we do this? Anyone connected has the ability post anything they want, and we like to believe that most of what is posted would be factually correct, but we just can’t trust anyone anymore right?
The use of crowdsourcing for events such as natural disasters and unfortunate acts of terrorism is a fantastic idea to get real time information from the point of contact. We have seen this used to great effects through the use of the popular program Ushahidi which was created after the Kenyan 2007 presidential elections, after rumours of hundreds of thousands of excessive violence claims and over 1000 deaths (Collins 2017). But somehow their needs to be a filter in place to weed out the incorrect posts submitting misinformation making efforts even harder to record.
We have seen in the past few years crazy marketing attempts involving the use of crowdsourcing with mixed and in some cases, bizarre results. Asking for the social media mass audiences to rename a product or come up with their own flavour for a food company is always going to spark some weird and wonderfully creative ideas. Unfortunately, in the case of RRS Boaty McBoatface, that was refused naming rights after it had been selected as the number one choice for an exploring vessel (Ellis-Peterson, 2016) asking for outsider opinions is a risky exercise. Do some of these company just want the extra media exposure coming up with a campaign like ones we have seen in the past that have gone horribly wrong? Of course, so asking a wider audience for a serious opinion or for information is always going to be fraught with scepticism.
I feel like with all aspects of the use of social media there are always going to be as many if not more people set to go out of their way to disrupt a system like a crowdsourcing app. Users would still like to be seen as outrageous and provoking when looking to provide useful information as unlike professional journalists their job and reputations are not on the line.
Is there a system where we can cross check who is posting and have a rating system per user for reliable information? Probably not, due to user never having to reveal his or her true identity and the ease of which a new account can be made for most programs.
References:
Collins, K, 2017, Facebook Messenger bots help monitor Kenya election violence, CNet, viewed May 30, 2018, https://www.cnet.com/news/facebook-messenger-bots-help-monitor-kenya-election-violence/
Ellis Peterson, 2016, Boaty McBoatface win poll to name polar research vessel, The Guardian, viewed May 30, 2018, https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/apr/17/boaty-mcboatface-wins-poll-to-name-polar-research-vessel
YouTube, 2016, The public cant be trusted to name anything, YouTube, viewed May 30, 2018, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91ky3ZMz47E>
Big Think, 2017, [image], Why Boaty McBoatface is the best thing to happen to science in a long time, Big Think, viewed May 30, 2018, <http://bigthink.com/laurie-vazquez/why-boaty-mcboatface-is-the-best-thing-to-happen-to-science-in-a-long-time>