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This kind of indirect bullying is kind of unavoidable online, because of the lack of direct contact, you don’t empathize much with the other sensitive being. Until we get that perfect education to civility that may happen in 2000 years if we still exist. Maybe one solution is to have strong rules and moderation about personal attacks. But then it’s the moderators that will get bullied for censorship and end up crucified on the power tripping bastard community.

Some future Musk backed AI eugenic human embryo generator.

It could be hilarious to have those censored in some countries and turned into old timey expressions.

God fucking damn it! -> Great Googly Moogly!

I thought LW was trying to be some kind of big trusty default instance, what are the reasons they deny people? They can’t scale further?

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Visible post and comment scores are still going to produce some of this behavior. You may not have a total karma but people will still get dopamine from seeing their posts getting upvotes and be reinforced in doing the same again. So the same mechanisms of social pressure and uniformisation are at play. The worst being when people delete their minority opinion comments because of the downvote pressure.

Lemmy could pop their bubble of peace with politics and confrontation.

Because its root is ~Marxist techies, I think it takes many newbies by surprise and is not super enjoyable for the average user.

Compatible means Pixelfed group = Lemmy community?

Public transportation subscription.

I didn’t understand how making your GPS more unreliable allowed you to be located in far away countries.

It was sold to Ebay in 2002. You can see it on their official website. https://about.pypl.com/who-we-are/history-and-facts/default.aspx

Also, I suppose kids come to different parents for different areas of advice and / or differing relationships with their parents. Certainly that’s the case with my own kids.

If it is based on the gender of the parent, it could be a social construct that the Lemmy community may want to challenge.

When reading the description, I also thought about dads asking for advices from other dads, could it be both? Also, why not include moms with something like parentforaminute?

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Spicy!

Did you criticize the left?

Rakuten is a big mess of data tracking and advertisment but I’m glad to hear Kobo remains a good product.

No, it’s getting in a new relationship before leaving the previous one.