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> It's a social network for people that are obsessively into music and the merch that their favorite bands produce. I don't know, maybe put this on your site.

> It's a social network for people that are obsessively into music and the merch that their favorite bands produce. I don't know, maybe put this on your site. Maybe it is good as it is and I'm just not the target audience. In fact I can't barely believe such a social network would exist. Do "merch wearer" overlap through bands? Seems like the common ground would be the music or maybe genre and not the wearing of the clothes themselves. But again, maybe it's just some part of the culture I'm not aware of.

edcrotty 9y ago
> I don't know, maybe put this on your site. It was on there before. I removed it for the current one-liner. I'll find a new home for it. Thanks again. > Do "merch wearer" overlap through bands? Yes, this mindset overlaps through bands. You'll find this deep-rooted obsession most often with people that listen to metal but it is not exclusive to that genre. > Seems like the common ground would be the music or maybe genre and not the wearing of the clothes themselves. That's exactly what happens when you get inside. You are introduced to people that like your genre(s) and band(s) based on things you follow and search for. > But again, maybe it's just some part of the culture I'm not aware of. Probably. You may not get excited about this Marilyn Manson event poster sneak peek I obtained (https://app.merchvice.com/posts/1289702 https://app.merchvice.com/posts/1289702) but lots of people do. Unfortunately, the buzz that is generating off-site is ... well, off-site. I need to reign it in more.