I don't understand the article. Furry fandom is a niche thing, less than 0,01% of the population belong to it. And it's mostly an amateur passtime, most furries put little / no money into fandom-targeted products.
Also, it has a commercial side, but I don't see how that's related (or inversely related) to originality or creativity.
To keep it simple, the fandom members are creative / original because they do shit other people don't. They dress in animal costumes. They draw / keep trying to draw over the age of 16. And they write long-winded articles about furry-related stuff and put them up on websites. Most people who like videogames but not furry, in contrast, consume media, don't create it.
I don't understand the article. Furry fandom is a niche thing, less than 0,01% of the population belong to it. And it's mostly an amateur passtime, most furries put little / no money into fandom-targeted products.
Also, it has a commercial side, but I don't see how that's related (or inversely related) to originality or creativity.
To keep it simple, the fandom members are creative / original because they do shit other people don't. They dress in animal costumes. They draw / keep trying to draw over the age of 16. And they write long-winded articles about furry-related stuff and put them up on websites. Most people who like videogames but not furry, in contrast, consume media, don't create it.