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I think it’s a good idea. I want to make it possible for people to administer their own feeds, without creating spam, and I think having moderators able to add feeds to communities they moderate would be a good stepping stone.
How about adding a feature to let people write:
@bot@rss.ponder.cat add https://some/feed !some_community@instance @bot.rss.ponder.cat remove https://some/feed !some_community@instancein DMs or comments, and control their subscriptions directly? I’m still not sure about letting them do that to create communities on rss.ponder.cat, but for communities they already moderate, it sounds like a good thing.
He’s a strong advocate of abortion rights for his mistresses, his associates’ mistresses, anyone in his family, and wealthy white people.
Everyone else, he couldn’t care less about. They’re a bunch of spilled rice in someone else’s kitchen. Unimportant, and out of mind.
Removed along with a short ban. Don’t post article text. You can block the paywall@rss.ponder.cat bot if you don’t want to see paywalled articles.
I’ve banned you now, so you don’t need to worry about it.
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+00B2
Copy and paste, and it’ll always work.
Thank you for your calm and constructive criticism. I’ve split the bot into free@rss.ponder.cat and paywall@rss.ponder.cat, and I recommend that you block one or both of them.
I posted in !fediverse@lemmy.world to offer one solution for paywall content annoying people:
I posted in !fediverse@lemmy.world to offer one solution for paywall content annoying people:
High value art has been a vehicle for tax evasion and money laundering for quite some time.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/29/business/art-money-laundering-sanctions-senate/index.html
I posted in !fediverse@lemmy.world to offer one solution for paywall content annoying people:
I posted in !fediverse@lemmy.world to offer one solution for paywall content annoying people:
Changing what we’re doing to be less catastrophic isn’t what we’re into. We like assigning some scientists to make some miraculous solution, so we can keep doing the catastrophe, and then doubling down on how much of it we’re doing if they succeed.
It would be stupid to consider a clearly deranged man for a cabinet position, or advertise to the voters your willingness to do such a thing.
54·1 month agoIf you showed up to say this isn’t the way to get support for Gaza, you might be right. But then again, what have you done?
If you showed up to say how dare they inconvenience these people for one morning just because there’s a holocaust happening, go fuck yourself.
They clearly know it, but they clearly have lawyers that are wise enough to see that lawsuits are one of the few things Musk can still generate. Otherwise they could have written a much shorter article:
Alp Toker, director of Netblocks, said the social media platform’s explanation of how the issue was fixed “isn’t particularly consistent” with a DDoS attack. “Given Elon Musk’s claim that X had to limit the number of live listeners to mitigate the issue, we can infer that the outage correlated to the number of live listeners,” said Mr Toker. “Limiting the number of legitimate users isn’t an ordinary mitigation for DDoS attacks and wouldn’t usually help… so Mr Musk’s own statement suggests that the platform might have been struggling with overall listener capacity.”
https://www.google.com/search?q=elon+musk+firing+twitter+engineers
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What’s the worst part about all your toenails falling off during the marathon?
Now they’re in your socks.
Automation was never inherently a bad thing, no. The issue is this: When the robots do all the work, and no one has a job, does that mean everyone gets to eat? Or no one?
It costs money to put these articles together.
If you don’t want to pay for them, that’s fine. Block the bot.
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If you want to subscribe to one of the paywalled sources, and then subscribe to the community so you can see all its content and talk to people about it, you know what to do.