The Perils of Flippant Titles
Posted by DKellis in mahou shoujo lyrical nanoha strikers, off-topic
Way back when I still believed I could stick to episode summaries (oh, to make a hollow laughter), I hammered out a post for Mahou Shoujo Nanoha StrikerS and gave it a title which seemed to fit the primary focus of the episode as I saw it.
I never really thought about it again until recently, when a few Referring Domains entries in the admin console stood out for not being some sort of random spam-filled site, but instead the scarily mainstream Wikipedia. Tracking these back revealed that a few of the screencaps on that post were used as example images for articles (specifically Caro, Erio, and Teana).
Now, it's not like I'm complaining about this, especially since I am still in a state of some shock and awe that People Actually Read My Stuff. The images are free for whomever wishes to grab them to use as they see fit, since it's not like I own any of them as such. (It's a screenshot. I'm pretty sure that comes under Fair Use.)
No, the reason for all this worrying is because now, anyone who decides to check out the image attributions from Wikipedia will undoubtedly have a somewhat skewed view of what my blog is about, possibly involving soluble lingerie.
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I used the phrase "Haruhi threesome" once in a post featuring three work-safe Haruhi fanworks, just for kicks.
Somehow I have a feeling that quite a few people out there on the interwebs were very dissapointed.
But looking at the stats behind the blog is really too much fun, just seeing what silly keywords end up at your site.
(P.S. If your hits suddenly jump, now you know why. XD)
I would be more concerned with the moe being sexualized by the mainstream. That'll really drive traffic.
I was #1, or #2 for awhile for "Love Hina porn". It's a memory I want to forget.
I was in the top ten for "Aeka naked" for the longest time, and I have no idea why.
… Crap. I still am. That's what I get for writing about my search query logs. *facepalm*