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Catapults. Sensor-activated catapults slinging nets at falling objects. Yeah, that’s my fix.
Reddit refugee, looking for the curious parts of the web community. Location: Norway.
Catapults. Sensor-activated catapults slinging nets at falling objects. Yeah, that’s my fix.
“Safe” tagging?
We did an akward block passing. “Go left, no, right, no, left, no, right.”
On dhat note, dhe English language is kwite inkonsistent on letter pronunsiashion. I think it kould do widh a refresher on how letters work or just do a round of simplifikashion on sounds instead of being a Frankenstein fokusing on where the word kame from.
It would be useful if people actually used it to burrow trolls, sealions and irrelevant comments as intended, but as I’ve seen people can’t be trusted with that because as you say: It becomes a “disagree” instead, that targets everything that people disagree with. It gets inane on political topics where useless comments for the right tribe gets immensely upvoted. “Covfefe” Yes, very informative. There could be alternate vote for agreement, funny, or troll mark.
Moral panic? What? It’s about healthy community dialogue and slightly how downvotes impacts the psyche.
If someone tells you why they dislike something you like, you’re not doing anyone a favor by downvoting it.
This is why the Beehaw way is a good approach. No downvotes only upvotes. Then people actually have to tell why they disagree.
Oh no please, not the nicknames. Can we leave them?
This also happens in the comments which is cool! Tho I can foresee it becoming rather annoying in high activity places.
The “Choose your reply (or none)” mechanic of ‘Oxenfree’.
Gonna play Warhammer The Old World with old friends.