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Scratching an itch through one's boot (kakkasōyō)

みみこち
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It frustrates me (that "scratching an itch through a boot" feeling) that my daily task works — the ones I just slapped together carelessly without any particular inspiration — get more ♡ ratings than works I racked my brain over, went through several rounds of trial and error, and released thinking "this is it." That kind of thing happens a lot, right?

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やまびこ | yamabico·

Plenty of that. It just means the half-baked works were (literally) the appropriate ones, I suppose.
But whether "works that appeal to the masses" or "works that pierce deeply into a select few" has more value might be something worth thinking about.

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みこちOP·

The number of works is incredible!!

Either way, I'd want it to get seen by people. Data that can be visualized is valuable.

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日本及大和號戰艦的应援会·

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日本及大和號戰艦的应援会·

I'm all about the Ilita task as my goal.

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みこちOP·

If you go all-in, you get points taken away left and right, so I think that kind of thing is an option. There are cases where there are other purposes too. For stuff that hasn't been released to the public (it'd get stuck in review anyway), you just take the data back.

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たぬー·

Having lots of ♡ is nice, and it's shocking when a piece you painstakingly thought through gets shelved. But I think even just having created the work brings a sense of relief and joy, regardless of the number of ♡.

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みこちOP·

If I can just make it, it'll be usable somewhere, right. Like posting it in some random place. Well, it doesn't do great though ←←

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日本及大和號戰艦的应援会·

Government Public Relations Online official website video is here →　https://www.gov-online.go.jp/vertical/online/video-562.html?no_scroll=1

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