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Edited by Manitobant, February 20 2021 - 6:36 PM.
Edited by Manitobant, February 20 2021 - 6:59 PM.
I'm not trying to start a debate, just showing how stupid AC is.
I know you don't want to start a debate, but a post like this can be tied to "the state of the forum" with complaining about AC again. We've already gone through a phase like this in the forum and people complaining about him; I thought we were done with that.
LOL. One of these days I need to watch his channel to see what all the fuss is about.You just gave him at least 1 more view. I don't normally watch AC but just did.
It is funny that the same ppl that complain about me posting about AAM keep posting about AC all the time.
Edited by Kaelwizard, February 21 2021 - 8:41 AM.
Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
LOL. One of these days I need to watch his channel to see what all the fuss is about.You just gave him at least 1 more view. I don't normally watch AC but just did.
I think the haters are a little over zealous about him. Like many people, it is through AntsCanada that I found my way into the online world of ants. His early videos are of lower video quality, but a little more educational. I learned quite a bit about the basics. His video equipment go better, but his content seemed to cater to a less.. scientific? crowd. Which isn't evil or anything. He can do what he wants. Great footage of ants, but more... sensationalizing. It's format reminds me of trash tv. That is what bothers me personally, plus the way he speaks to the audience sounds like he is talking to a dog or a baby. If I put his ant videos on mute, they are great lol. AC gear isn't terrible either.. it seems quality and well thought out.. besides the test tubes that crack.
Edited by Scherme, February 21 2021 - 11:40 AM.
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Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
yes its just an assumption, and nothing wrong with what he did. I personally think its very interesting, but the way he suggests the scientific names gets at me.
Ants I am keeping:
none for now, planning on being more active this year
And the fact that the audience has no actual knowledge of ants. They are suggesting names that make no sense whatsoever.yes its just an assumption, and nothing wrong with what he did. I personally think its very interesting, but the way he suggests the scientific names gets at me.
Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
yes its just an assumption, and nothing wrong with what he did. I personally think its very interesting, but the way he suggests the scientific names gets at me.
I'm sure you are quite mad at the scientists who named Heteropoda davidbowie, Aphonopelma johnnycashi, or Aptostichus angelinajolieae just to name a few (and all of those are just spiders!)
I honestly don't see a point to say that AC has gone to far because its not like we can go around spreading news that he doesn't make the best videos, because even if people see it they won't really care as long as they see the content that they have always saw. making this thread won't actually do anything to AC, unless you guys want to PM him on this forum or message him or suggest something on his descriptions.
Ants I am keeping:
none for now, planning on being more active this year
If AC was a smaller YouTuber I wouldn't care. But he has 4 million subs. He basically represents all ant-keepers and not well.
Although it is clickbait, in all honesty he didn't lie about anything. He does say that it's likely meranoplus bicolor, but that of course it would be cool if it somehow was a new species. Of course his videos aren't highly scientific or anything, but imo nothing inherently wrong with what he did.
yes its just an assumption, and nothing wrong with what he did. I personally think its very interesting, but the way he suggests the scientific names gets at me.
I'm sure you are quite mad at the scientists who named Heteropoda davidbowie, Aphonopelma johnnycashi, or Aptostichus angelinajolieae just to name a few (and all of those are just spiders!)
Don't forget about Spongiforma squarepantsii.
He travels, he seeks the p a r m e s a n.
There's a ton of wacky, nonsensical scientific names out there, but in general naming a species as a joke or without any proper context is frowned upon among the scientific community. One of the things people are really starting to oppose is naming species after people, especially yourself or someone not associated with the organism at all.
I think it perfectly reasonable to name the species after the person who discovered it.
Hi there! I went on a 6 month or so hiatus, in part due, and in part cause of the death of my colonies.
However, I went back to the Sierras, and restarted my collection, which is now as follows:
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