More on community management and banning people? Sure yeah more on community management and banning people.
Ban the nazis? Sure! That's easy. No, really, it's easy - only websites run by really rich and often evil people claim to find it hard, and that's because they just don't actually WANT to, even though hosting nazis costs them money and goodwill.
It's incredibly easy to ban nazis, which is why nazis aren't high up on the list of worries for the typical online community.
music, cursed
I mean, imagine Bad Romance, redone as Bad Bromance, with Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny, using animation from "What's Opera, Doc?"
me last night: "ok a half hour of skyrim before bed"
[game launches, mid dungeon]
me: "oh i'm too full to pick up this treasure"
[backtrack to outside]
[fast travel to discombobulate a new magic weapon and learn its secrets]
[fast travel to the 3 shops that still have money to buy various things from me]
[fast travel back to the dungeon entrance]
me: "welp that's a half hour. bedtime!"
the end of Fry's
can't say I didn't see it coming, but wow.
letsee, I think I was last in a store and they didn't have the fiber optical components that I needed. I had to get fiber jumpers from them the time before that, and the selection was poor.
otherwise I've been buying from Central Computers when I've wanted to look someone in the eye when buying a part.
work, less silly, 2/2
one of the new guys just could not resist making jokes about it, and eventually got kicked out of all the meetings for a week.
like, do not bait the guy who's in charge of all the application development for the company.
*smh*
work, silly, 1/n
12 years ago I worked with someone who bore a striking resemblance to George Clooney.
he hated how everyone said that, and denied it angrily if anyone mentioned it.
I once saw someone collapse from shock on meeting him. after that I started warning new people before they would meet. "ok, one of these guys looks like George Clooney. it's not him in spite of what your brain will try to tell you for 5-10 seconds. he doesn't seem to care if you stare, but _do not mention it._"
geek, nerd, etc.
prounouns: they/them/whatever.
additional note: my view in the realized world is different, but here where most of us will never meet, does it matter? I get that for most people, it does indeed matter.
I'd quote The Player of Games by Iain M. Banks for a nice write up on the use of gender neutral pronouns, but my copy is out on loan.
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