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FYI, that cul-de-sac is from Pluribus, and it was built specifically for the show
That cul-de-sac was built for specifically for Pluribus, so that they don't end up with the Breaking Bad situation where people throw pizzas on the roof of the house that was used as Walter and Skylers house in the show. It wasn't in Breaking Bad.
My D&D group started off with one token girl. Then he transitioned. So I became the token girl.
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The thing is though, no one actually changes their opinion because Musk spouts contradictory bullshit. His fellow transphobes just see him pushing transphobia, and don't care what he's actually saying. For them as well, the point is the hate. The words are just as meaningless, whether it's their words or someone elses. The only thing that matters, is that it pushes hate.
For people that are already trans allies, his words don't change anything.
And for people who are on the fence, who don't know how to feel about trans folk and their rights, musks words won't change anything either. The thing that turns fences sitters in to supporters is seeing the human face of trans people. It's the experience of trans people shifting from a hypothetical talking point in to real people, who are impacted by the hate. And again, that has very little to do with the words people use.
No. Musk and other transphobes don't actually believe what they believe because of the reasons they state. They believe what they believe, and say whatever feels right in the moment to support their hate, and don't care in the slightest if it contradicts another of their beliefs somewhere else. The hate is the point. The words are just window dressing.
Of the four real instances in that image, there are three different software platforms.
This is just regular moderation, though.
It's using the existing tool, but making a small portion of them (approving applications) available to a much larger pool of people
it doesn't resolve the question I raised about what happens when two instances disagree about whether an account is a bot.
If the instance that hosts it doesn't think it's a bot, then it stays, but is blocked by the instance that does think its a bot.
And if the instance that thinks its a bot also hosts it, it gets shut down.
That is regular fediverse moderation
My relationship with gender didn't so much manifest that way.
Before I came out and accepted myself, I openly told myself I "should have been a girl", but I also believed I wasn't, and that was that. I didn't really feel anything at the idea of femininity. That was my experience of feeling gender