Today, I would like to show you how much Korean women can talk. You all remember the finger incident in Maple, right? A Korean woman named Daer subtly mentioned that she would FML, and then she inserted her FM finger into the Maple Story game. Nexon hurriedly had to check all the work involving that FM woman and simultaneously issued an apology. Because of that one Korean woman, the entire company had to work overnight to filter out the FM fingers. And we, Korean women, declared a boycott against Nexon because we couldn't stand seeing them remove their FM fingers. We created and operated a boycott board for the game Maple, and this movement continued until April 2024, accumulating about 2,000 to 3,000 comments. And in this situation,

When the Maple FM finger incident occurred, our Korean women began to praise the unity of the Maple FM list members in dealing with the unprecedented women's association controversy. They closed the forum discussing Maple Story, claiming that this was truly a remarkable action. They are not joking; they are seriously saying that due to the historic women's association controversy and its response, they closed the forum themselves and initiated a boycott of Maple. They express admiration for the Korean women participating in this boycott, stating that it is incredibly impressive. While this may seem trivial to some, women are earnestly saying how cool and significant it is. They subtly show caricatures of Maple mushrooms with a finger inserted, praising the Korean-style boycott. Typically, for a boycott, one would expect to see proof of halting purchases, but that's not the focus here.

The Korean women's boycott movement was essentially just a single post on the Women’s Era forum. For reference, during the MapleStory probability manipulation incident, men had organized a boycott, but only 96 individuals, who could verify their purchases, participated. Despite this small number, they managed to initiate a boycott worth 15.5 billion won, demonstrating a completely different level of commitment compared to the Korean women's boycott movement. This highlighted the difference between merely calling for a boycott and actually executing one. 

Interestingly, the MapleStory forum has reopened. The impressive women who were previously leading the boycott seem to have forgotten about it. Now, they are back, demanding things like the MapleStory auxiliary weapons, royal hair coupons, and plastic surgery coupons, all while completely disregarding their earlier stance on the boycott.

The fact that it has started, by the way, is that MapleStory is refunding money, giving back 3% or 6% of the amount. What's interesting here is that Korean women are receiving refunds of 30 won and 18,800 won. Do you see that? So, while women declared a boycott against MapleStory and acted bravely, the actual level of spending on in-game purchases by Korean women is just about that amount. Women who receive refunds of 2,000 won and 900 won are the ones who are saying they will boycott MapleStory. It's quite amusing. The story of closing the MapleStory bulletin board as part of the boycott has long become a thing of the past, and now our Korean women are happily discussing and enjoying MapleStory. What’s even more interesting is how they are enjoying MapleStory passionately.

There are indeed women human rights activists who purchase Maple Mesos, and it’s clear to anyone that they are representative of Korean women boycotting Maple. Their boycott is not eternal. The actions they claim are part of the boycott seem to consist only of shutting down discussion boards, and they are getting refunds of just 30 won. What kind of impact can their boycott have? It seems they just have a lot of time on their hands to shout online, but their efforts have no real substance. I looked into their story. Let’s wrap up the video here. Your subscriptions and likes are a great help for Eun-hee to enjoy a glass of cider in the evening. Today's summary: This is how a real boycott is done.

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