I have my question to Dramabeans staff:
Are there any Kdramas with a hilarious scene of guy's/man's pants fell down?

How long have you all been into dramas? Were they a thing you grew up with, or came to later in life?

What impact have they had on your life? Are they a nice escape from stressful realities, comforting in times of trouble, or nice fodder for conversations with friends/loved ones? All? None?

I've always been curious about:
1. Which recappers/weecappers are fluent in Korean (i.e., can understand K-dramas without subtitles)? I'd guess @lovepark and @solstices because they recapped raw episodes of Tracer and The Good Detective 2, respectively, and @lovepark accurately translated dialogues despite Netflix's Americanization.

2. Does at least one Dramabeans staff watch the Drama Hangout dramas? Otherwise, how do you choose the header photos? Do you just pick a random scene?

3. Drama Chat suggestion: What are your controversial, unpopular K-drama opinions?

1) What is your recap writing process?
2)Who introduced you to kdramas?
3)Which drama do you wish didn't exist?

During the weekly What We're Watching, why is it that you do not comment on the shows you're recapping? Most of you guys comment on other shows. Is there a law or something?

I guess this is not an issue for me anymore so it'll just be a comment in passing. Why did the full recaps from most recappers. It wasn't until 2020 that I found a way to stream kdramas in my region weekly so I could only follow through with the recaps thus I could only watch a few and follow the bulk with recaps. Since the days of Mirror of the Witch(my first watch and recap follow and the drama that brought me here), I have followed Kdramas only through recaps as there was no means to watch them so it was more like I watched the dramas(count everything from Mirror of the Witch (2016) to early 2020). With the weecaps, so much juicy info is left out.
As I said earlier, I have a means to watch now so it's not a problem. But it would have hit a sore spot if the weecaps began before I got the avenue.

How do you recap shows that are a piece of work - the good ones, the bad ones and, the ugly ones😂? One readily comes to mind recently.

Are there any restrictions/limits you impose on yourself for recap? Like no critics about the actors? Etc.

Why were you drawn to Dramabeans? What about this community do you like? What do you want your role to be here?

Has there ever been a time when a drama was so bad that the weecapper was allowed to drop it. I am thinking during the worst of the pandemic when tolerance levels were low and it would have had an impact on mental wellness.

How do the dramas get distributed for weecaps? Is it by weecapper’s choice based on what’s coming up so weecappers can berate themselves for falling for the promo material or is it randomly assigned so everyone suffers at some point!

How do you choose which dramas to weecap when there are so many released each week? Is it based on accessibility to the international audience/weecappers interests.

Does anyone currently working for Dramabeans know if there is an actual systematic process behind the beanie levels or is the information in a locked box buried under a tree that can’t be located as there has been a lot of development in the area since it was buried all those years ago so the landmarks have all gone! I’m asking for a friend🤣

Do any of you have another Dramabeans account under a different name so you can secretly mingle with us common beanies? 😄

which type of dramas/episodes are hardest to recap? related, what's it like covering a trainwreck?

Really, what was the worst drama you recapped?

What is the one drama that you loveeee, even though you can see all it’s faults, but will still fight for it?

Do you dabble in Chinese dramas? If so, what are your favorites?

Have you successfully brought over a family member or friend over to the kdrama side?

What time zones are you working in? (As there seem to be certain patterns as to when things get posted, but not it's not always consistent, and small, ridiculous things like wanting to understand the pattern just get stuck in my brain... Yep, I'm sad.)

What do you do outside of Dramabeans career-wise, or is Dramabeans your full-time job?

How/where do you take screencaps of dramas in such high quality?

I would love to know more about how @alathe approaches the writing of her wonderful and funny weecaps, and anything she cares to share about herself without doxing herself. I’m also interested in knowing who among the staff is fluent or semi-fluent in 한국어. Thank you.

How long have you all been watching K-dramas?
What do you miss the most from the good old days?
What do you enjoy the most from the current K-drama offerings?

What do you think of the current kdrama landscape?

Do you have any favorite actors & actresses that hasn't quite make it big but has tons of talents that you wished to be recognized?

Do you have a wishlist of drama pairings that you'd like to see onscreen in specific genre?

Thank you for giving beanies a chance to ask questions, appreciate the thought 🤗

I hope I am not too late😅

Some dramas that are being recapped have very less comments and so, how do recappers motivate themselves to complete the recap for the entire show? Was there a time when you guys thought of dropping the recaps since there was not enough engagement, but you had to keep going out of sense of responsibility and duty?