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This week, the Jared and the boys discuss the occasions when fan passion crosses the line to toxicity. The anti-Snyder, Clois, WonderBat, Snyder, Star Wars, and other communities are used as case studies. They outline their experience with internet toxicity and provide strategies to deal with this part of the internet. They finally discuss when fans send death threats to creatives. Let’s face it, the past few years have given rise to many parts fandoms that take passion much to far and become the very thing their heroes would fight against. What do you think? When have fans gone too far? Which groups are the most toxic?
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