It’s simple. The fan creator community is changing. I’ve wanted to talk about it for some time now. I’ll be relaxing, listening to an episode of Odyssey, when a post idea will pop into my mind. But as badly as I want to write one, I lack the one thing I assume is the case for most Odyssey fan creators: time. Unfortunately, this is the reality, and a sure reason written fan content has appeared relatively sparsely over the past few months. Personally, I know that writing a sit-down post is not a viable option anymore. It’s not like I’m not active anymore; I constantly try to make short-form content through stories on Instagram (reviews, etc.). We got Twitter last year simply to share posts that arrived on this site. But as Twitter is not really considered an Odyssey hangout spot, unlike what I’m sure Threads will be.
Considering all this, when Threads arrived, I hopped on the bandwagon. Do I think it’s suspicious privacy-wise? Probably. Might it just be a trend that’ll die after it gets over-featured? Perhaps. However: This is big enough and well-timed enough that I’m willing to use it as a new creative platform. So if you’re a creator, I say give Threads a chance. And if you’re a reader, I say the same thing. What are your thoughts? And instead of these comments, I’ll catch you on the latest thing.
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