How's it everybody? Welcome to a brand new episode of the Command Zone podcast. I am here with everybody's favorite magic content career. The professor from Tolerian Community College.

How's it? Prof, you're in town and we figured we'd record some stuff.

We have an interesting topic.

We were going to discuss all the hula blue that's going on,

but as you and I were talking,

we kind of came up with, I think think a more interesting angle for us which is

discussing the responsibility or the role of content creators as we see it when there are sort of these dramatic moments in fandoms and what exactly

should be expected and is the responsibility of you know creators and leaders in the space in those situations.

Yeah, especially in regards to the idea of fanning the flames on drama, perhaps for the sake of

clicks. I get that thrown at me quite a lot and I think I have some thoughts on that.

But also in terms of the way in which we as content creators should just in general conduct ourselves during these kind of drama issues that are inevitable for any type of fandom or hobby.

And I think that there's a relevance to that idea as well.

Because in your recent podcast,

I'm just gonna say, I think a conversation maybe should be had about whether or not you

might have let anger get a hold of you and crossed a line or two.

Sure. I mean I think crossed a line or two.

Sure, I mean, I think, yeah, part of the responsibility part

of all of this is, you know, you mentioned Fanning the Flames and there's a whole bunch of I don't know

weights and measures of like what is the right thing to do and I think I'm glad you

brought it up yeah the most recent episode where we talked about the Rules Committee giving control of

Commander to a Wizards or the Coast and Wizards are going to manage the format now.

Yeah, I think it's fair to say that I was angry when we turned on

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