@KimberlyHirsh that sounds like a really lovely experience. I live in Europe and never been in France, go figure.
@vincent it absolutely is, too bad that it's not great for Python. I think Panic should take charge of the extensions for major languages instead of leaving it all to the community
@JohnPhilpin it would be really ironic if this answer was written by an AI.
@pratik yep agreed
@pratik rofl
@maique I tried it, it looks fine, thanks!
@manton Congrats! Nice idea.
@cygnoir those tails are my mood right now 💜
@cygnoir I would be remiss in not thanking you for starting the conversation 😸
@sherif @pratik @bkryer @patrickrhone @cygnoir Thanks all for the responses. Each of your replies means a lot. I’ve felt it’s hard to write or talk about social politics, morality and justice when those points you’d make are deeply essential for you. You risk putting effort in writing about things that are very close to your core, already choosing to become vulnerable, and either being ignored (which often happens on the internet: it’s obviously not an obligation on anyone’s part to care about what another internet citizen writes) – or being on the receiving end of some of the same reactions we see all too often: marginalisation, derision, justification.
Another peril for me is to radicalise myself and my opinions every time I’m exposed to extreme counterarguments. I think radicalisation is really one of the big contemporary social problems, and, as parts of what I think might appear as extreme to some, I don’t want to pour more fuel on the fire of the world’s opinions radicalisation. Just as much as - I’d rather not get mad at random internet strangers disagreeing that - e.g. - everyone should have equal rights and just protection. That not only hurts my feelings but also my ability to properly articulate my points.
About helping: well, once again, your attention and your replies already help, both me and others in making the message more visible, any message. Your sense of community, of holding hands with others, of sharing a bit of their message, is a great help. Discussing ideas is also fantastic. All discussions that are in good faith and do not contain extreme, either-black-or-white arguments, are good. All this means participation. Thank you for that. As you know, and as I’ve recently felt more and more, many of our ancestors, either close or distant, took arms for us to be able to participate. So we’re here. To end this, if you would like, I would ask back to you: how could we help for it to be easier to share matters that are close to your core?
@cygnoir I cry
@notunremarkable I guess so! It'd be good for meta-readability by automated readers so they recognize reshares and great for humans, that they know what's original content and what's not. Might I page @help to check this idea out?
@danielpunkass Looks fine! Italian seal of photofood-approval.
@Brad that seems a really nice pen
@KimberlyHirsh I like it!
@aa yes, fanboying over season 1 so far. Marvellously written. I’m a sucker for well told stories.
@nefertaueret I was glad to!
@jsonbecker @jarrod @mdalves @pratik thanks! I'll make an internet priority to put up this page ☺️
@pratik I loved her so much in Russian Doll season 1
@aa Wow. How long did that take? What printer, paper did you use? It's a beautiful set.
@supremus ah absolutely, it is a business, no doubt. I’d have a few hundred words to write about all this. All I’m saying is that they shouldn’t be seen as taking up the flag of the open web with the launch of this new app. They only switched from Twitter when they were literally booted.