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Latest comment: 2 months ago by Agustinaldo in topic Sette's sexuality

Kickstarter campaign data

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Kickstarter.com is currently blacklisted. How should the Kickstarter campaign data be cited? AFriendlyIrin (talk) 16:38, 24 October 2022 (UTC)Reply

Themes section

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I think a themes section would be warranted, as Cope has discussed them many times on her blog and wears her philosophical opinions quite openly. However, most such posts that could serve as citations have been lost to the mists of Tumblr, and as primary sources would be less ideal regardless. Are there any interviews or hard sources where the work's themes are discussed? AFriendlyIrin (talk) 22:30, 24 October 2022 (UTC)Reply

Sette's sexuality

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In February 2026, Agustinaldo deleted the line "Sette is stated by the author to be asexual." with the stated reason, "Sette is a little girl. 5, 6 years old, 7 tops. She's not "asexual", she's too young to know or care about sex." Not only is Sette clearly pubescent, not 7 years old, the text only mentioned that the author stated her to be asexual, a statement that is objectively true.[1] I've reverted this edit and request that it remain so.

A separate edit deleted the article's reference to Sette lacking breasts with the stated reason, "SHE'S A LITTLE GIRL. She lacks nipples or breasts because she's too young to have them. Who wrote this article, R. Kelly?" In addition to this being rude and provocative rhetoric that has no place here, Sette's lack of breasts is a major plot point that is remarked upon by the characters in the work at several points, so I have chosen to revert this edit as well. AFriendlyIrin (talk) 19:35, 30 July 2026 (UTC)Reply

I'm only a casual fan of the comic, so I didn't know any of what you just say. So, what it looked to me at first glance, just knowing the first three or so chapters, was an edit focusing on a little girl's genitalia and sexuality.

This whole thing was a misunderstanding, and I apologize for it. I swear, if I knew all of this, I would have never made those edits.

And I'll be first to admit it: I should have made the edits without additional comments. I was just shocked at what looked like, from the perspective of someone who ISN'T that knowledgeable about Unsounded, inappropiate edits being made casually.

I promise I will make an effort to be more careful in the future.

Peace be with you.

--Agustinaldo (talk) 21:00, 30 July 2026 (UTC)Reply

References

  1. ↑ "Unsounded Q&A", Tumblr, September 2020, archived from the original on 25 October 2022, retrieved 25 October 2022