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I’ve always appreciated how The Broken Baker lets his chat run pretty freely—people can say almost anything. But today, he drew a firm and important line: no personal attacks on creators who choose to stay out of the drama, like Emily See (Emily See) and MazzaMedia. I couldn’t agree...

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