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Yea, we'll see in the future. Right now it was just bots, so I assume the post got federated to these websites and then they went out to get title, description, and opengraph stuff to show.
Haha, I setup some stuff to keep look at the logging (as discussed a few days ago), and it's funny how I can correlate this post with a small uptick in bots accessing the B&R page.
I believe it is sarcasm.
Someone between 1804 and 1830: Democracy doesn't work, just look at France, it dissolves into an empire
You're on .world. It leans right-wing, essentially trying to be reddit 2 and having de-federated from the explicitly Marxist-Leninist lemmygrad.ml and Communist/Anarchist hexbear.net
All implementations are always twisted to suit the greed of individuals.
So it would be best to live under a system that doesn't encourage and reward such behavior, no?
Socialism is when the government does stuff, and when it does a whole bunch of stuff, its communism.
I don't want to be a goat farmer, I want to live under socialism. I want to be interested in what I work on.
I want to live in a country that cares for each other and the work they do.
Browsers will collapse white space, line breaks are converted to spaces.
Jerboa does not collapse white space, and instead rendered the display name with the line breaks. But, one possible reason is that, the area for usernames/display names can only display 1 line, so all of the pronouns got cut off.
I use they/them as a default. I'll catch myself in using them and go "wait, what is this persons pronouns" and check, on platforms like Lemmy that have it, their display name for pronouns, and if there aren't any, then bio. If neither have any pronouns I'll use they/them. If there are pronouns I will not use they/them unless listed.
That's a nice comment. Too bad QuoVadisHomines will never see it since sh.itjust.works has defederated lemmygrad.