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Rambler wrote

Reply to Idea for how Ramble can become the best (and maybe most influential) free speech forum by raincoat

I haven't forgotten about this place, though I do have regret that my focus being temporarily shifted elsewhere has negatively impacted RAMBLE. I've got a lot going on both in terms of my career and personal life.

I'm going to try to manage and balance my time better. I'd like to shift things back into gear here.

/u/raincoat , thanks for this post. Glad to see it.

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raincoat OP wrote

Reply to comment by Wahaha in Idea for how Ramble can become the best (and maybe most influential) free speech forum by raincoat

I can only think of one person off the top of my head, but for me it would be easy to find more since I have a reddit account where I save interesting posts. If you go on other forums, you could just keep the idea in the back of your mind when reading and if there's someone who's really knowledgeable about a subject or has interesting ideas or research, you could invite them or make a note of their username to invite later. Like I said, it doesn't have to be a strict Mensa thing. The main caution is to avoid inviting NPCs from either the left or the right.

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J0yI9YUX41Wx wrote

Reply to Anyone can get monkeypox, but CDC warns LGBTQ community about 'greater chance' of exposure now | CNN by awdrifter

Oh God. I hope you'll all take the time to read this article. It's a monument to politely dancing around an inconvenient truth.

“Anyone, anyone, can develop [and] spread monkeypox infection, but … many of those affected in the current global outbreak identified as gay and bisexual men.”

Yeah, anyone you have anal sex with. XD

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BlueHat OP wrote (edited )

Reply to comment by solstice in My server on the yggdrasil network by BlueHat

My assumption was that the 500 was somehow caused by the link I posted. I noticed that it's quite common for parsers to break around IPv6 links, like how they sometimes mess up when you put them in markdown or how Firefox tries to encode the square brackets in the url when you copy it from the address bar. Perhaps developers will pay closer attention to these issues if IPv6 ever becomes a norm.

testv6

testv4

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Wahaha wrote (edited )

Reply to the internet is fun by solstice

If you do not look for approval from other people it hardly matters. At least homosexuals only have to deal with disapproval from a few people. For me there were concerted efforts to ban/censor part of my hobby starting back in 2009 and they've been succeeding.

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