Let's go down the list:
That's the list.
Looking for overnight jobs might help. He could try disabling them and see if the issue stops, and if it does then re-enable them in a controlled way to determine which one was causing it.
So: "a few months ago, the Ubuntu Forums community merged with our Discourse community after being apart for quite a long time. During the merger, we simply adopted the Forums posting guidelines without a thorough review by the Community Council. We didn’t spot that the Forum had a stricter policy on politics and explicitly disallowed flags. Adding to that issue was a generational difference in the meaning of “queer”, and whether or not it’s still considered a slur."
Okay.
It's incredibly stupid, but for those who truly believe in it it's fine as long as they just use it as a guiding principle in their own lives. But it tends to attract the passionate sort, as any theoretically "anti-suffering" ideology will, so idk, I circle back to it's stupid.
Does someone need an explainer about why suffering is natural, okay, not inevitable, and certainly not the only thing a being can feel? Or that the world is actually quite nice, but we generate suffering within ourselves?
I'll believe it when they catch a McDonald's manager shorting his employees' wages.
Very edgy, very cool.
Itssa mystery💁♂️
It's never supposed to take all the jobs I think. But to eliminate what jobs they can and skim the difference.
I would feel a lot more "leopards ate my face" about this if I could actually see that any of these people voted for the leopards, rather than merely being members of demographics that tended to vote leopard.
Classic conservative.
It's just the internet making all media available, and streaming is the lowest friction way of giving people that access.
It's good for rapid output of plausibly human text that can then be sorted or assessed for adequate validity or utility. That's all.