>>12395420It has mods. You'll see when they ban you for this post in a couple hours.
>>12399908Nepotism has a fairly broad definition precisely because it's often used as a cope. Usually the understood definition is that it applies when someone significantly more qualified lost out.
>>12394069That being said, if we accept this definition, then the former is more likely.
Why?
Because it's incredibly unlikely that NONE of the present talents or staff have no friends that would like to do that but don't already.
Like that's just not how statistics work.
This is one of the best gigs in the creative industry out there.
Yes, there are higher paid ones, but they tend to be gated behind everything from having to tour to having been born into the right religion or location to, y'know.
Being comfortable with showing yourself in public on the regular under your real name, which tons of creative people have always had massive issues with.
Creative people tend to have creative friends. So the pool being dry makes no sense.
Which, in turn, makes the nepotism option nonsensical.
>>12393992Gotta say I respect them for that. Better than filling the slots with people not up to snuff because they felt they *had* to throw out another gen.
