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What if you want something that's-I don't know-classier, I suppose? Smut that's plenty sexy, but also artistic and intelligent and just oss. Rule 34 doesn't, however, guarantee there's a decent porn for it. For those who treat the concept properly, it is about helping players find their true voice.This article originally appeared on AlterNet.ДЄccording to Rule 34, if it exists, there's a porn for it. ThatвЂ™s why players work with people on their social media.вЂќ вЂњAgain, the most important thing is that communication, and advice. They can say things that people look up to. It is of course their mental health that should be prioritised, but sometimes it is better to not go silent because players have an opportunity when people are listening. IвЂ™ve had quite a few times where players do read comments, and they basically have to turn it off. вЂњInstagram has introduced new tools, where comments with certain emojis are hidden, and my job is to make the players aware of these updates. A lot of our clients have notifications off, and I donвЂ™t blame them in the slightest. IвЂ™m fascinated by all of the psychology around how people behave online, and how they are totally different when you put a screen in front of them. I would say the social media companies have a moral obligation to work on this. There was a phase around Euro 2020 when there were stories about racial abuse every week. ItвЂ™s a growing frustration within the industry. I think the social media companies have an obligation to work on this. вЂњNot only that, but the players themselves have to report that. Nine times out of 10, I do take a step back and say вЂIвЂ™m glad itвЂ™s not meвЂ™ because I couldnвЂ™t deal with this.

I have notifications on for all of them, so I see all the comments they get. In the job, you sort of live and breathe everything with the players. Bailey has seen first-hand the amount of racist abuse some players get, and how it can cascade in. It can also, as more negative stories have shown, be thoroughly depressing. That can sometimes be joyous, especially when they do something brilliant on a pitch or off it. Having access to player accounts also gives Bailey a unique insight into the responses they receive. I find myself arguing with some brands about suggested copy when it just doesnвЂ™t fit with what our client would say.вЂќ It could be the best content in the world, but if itвЂ™s got paid partnership next to it, itвЂ™s not going to perform as well. Because, statistically speaking, I think branded posts perform at least 50% worse than a typical post from an engagement perspective.

вЂњOne of my pet peeves is when it comes to commercial posts or branded posts. IвЂ™ll sort of lean in and make sure itвЂ™s in line with their tone. вЂњSome players are very вЂI know social media, I know my style, I just want some support as and whenвЂ™, others are 50/50 and itвЂ™s just with commercial posting. ThereвЂ™s always that level, that buffer to avoid the more highlighted mistakes that have been made. IвЂ™ll always make sure, whenever a post is going out, if itвЂ™s a social cause or a commercial deal, that theyвЂ™re 100% happy with the text. вЂњThey of course have all the apps on their phone but, with me, regardless of whether someone says вЂyou post for meвЂ™, we have Whatsapp groups with all of our players. Manchester CityвЂ™s Kevin De Bruyne and Roc Nation Director of Digital and Social Sam Bailey (Roc Nation)

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