{theqoo} PLAVE's fans threaten truck protest if company doesn't resolve issues of neglect.

This is a summary of Top Star News Reporter Oh Seo-rin

Original article: Flave fandom issues a statement regarding the agency's negligence in its duties → Announces truck protest... Opposition to “Don’t use Flea’s name”

 

On 27 May Plave fans announced they'd unleash a truck protest against Plave's company, Blast, if they don't tend to the numerous complaints fans have pointed out for some time.

Those complaints include: the company not changing the clothes, content and backgrounds during Plave's live streams,  and not moderating the chat and comments.The fans also complained that the company isn't making full use of the official social media accounts, choosing to neglect it.

Fans also want a clause stipulating that the company can't be criticized to be abolished.

The truck protest is planned for the 30th and 31st..

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- There just isn't much content.

- ...The biggest complaint is content. Also, instead of writing to the official SNS, members are made to speak through paid content bubbles. ...It's legendary that some of you are defending the company.

- I hate this fandom so much...

- How long do we have to understand that just because the company is small and has few employees, there is no content, no feedback, and it's just a matter of waiting? No one thinks that all K-pop idol agencies are large corporations.

- Hire more people if there's a shortage of manpower.

-- You guys talking about clothes are funny. It's not as easy as real-life idol clothes. Experienced developers and 3D designers aren't cheap.

- The fandom grew quicker than the company anticipated. It's a new market, so it will take time to adapt.

- Don't they have to model new clothes to change their clothes? I think it would be difficult because they have to look natural when dancing.

- Since it's virtual, isn't it weirder that the background clothes don't change?

- There was an uproar on Twitter yesterday.

- How are we unusual? Wouldn't you protest if your child wore the same clothes every day?

-We're sending trucks now. The agency isn't even doing basic tasks properly, so how long do we have to put up with it?

- The issue is content, not clothes!

- Their broadcasts are usually 28K-30K, but yesterday it dropped to 1.7K.

- How long can the same clothes and the same background continue?

- Looking at the comments, it looks like the fans are divided into two groups, but is there any position from the agency yet?

- Regarding clothes, the problem isn't that they don't provide many new clothes, but the design of the clothes is more of a problem.