Well there's another stressful element that even if they are mostly positive or asking for further information, it's still a pile of "work I gotta do."
But remember, you don't actually have to respond to them. You can just click all the little check marks and move on. If you don't like what they said, there's always the down arrow. Or the up to acknowledge their support.
I don't, for instance, expect any kind of reply from you.
If it helps, remember that a ton of downvotes will knock your comment right off most people's feed. And unlike the R place, that number isn't going to follow you around forever.
If you're being misinterpreted, you can always add an edit, see if it helps.
In any case, Lemmy is a place for discussion. If you have responses, that means you contributed to the conversation. You didn't mess up. Even if you were completely Wrong, it gives an opportunity for lots of other people to post the Correction.
The percentage of poverty among people with disabilities is much higher than in the general population, so if you're building for low-income you really need to make it accessible. Also there's a lot of old folks who can walk, barely, but not climb stairs.
One nice thing about "Going to Disneyland" is that it's a perfect excuse for a person to spend a long weekend in California and come back tired. It's open all year long, and is so crowded it wouldn't be odd if another person was there at the same time and never saw you. It's easy to know what kinds of rides, food, and experiences one might have enjoyed, and appropriate souvenirs are available at LAX, you can stock up before you even leave the terminal. Whether you actually spend your time visiting Planned Parenthood and recuperating in your hotel room (or an Auntie's spare room) is entirely your business. Although spending some time in the noonday sunshine acquiring a toasted nose will add verisimilitude.
Editing to add: You could even get mifeprestone and souvenirs (for nosy coworkers) all delivered to your home in plain brown boxes and "Go to Disneyland" in the comfort and privacy of your own bedroom, if you're little enough along.
Oh I don't fold it right away but I have to bring it up while it's warm, for the cat! And I have to move it from the washers (whites and colors) to the dryer (combined) because I know my neighbors also have laundry.
In my building it's exactly 2 minutes less than on the display, probably because it saves the laundry contractor money without being enough to spark complaints. It's condominiums, so complaints can cause the Board to change companies.
I think some home machines use sensors which would make the timing less accurate.
The washing machines I use are controlled with an app, but that's because they're in the basement of my building and that's how we all pay to use them. I have to say, it's much better than scrounging for quarters, although those still work if the app is down. Our previous company's app would tell how many washers were available, so you'd know if it was worth lugging your laundry downstairs. The one we have now doesn't even have reliable "all finished" notifications. But it's simple to set an ordinary timer on my phone.
In my case it's usually "can you help me undo what my cat did?" Treading the keyboard with 4 paws enables her to work wonders it would usually take 2 NCIS agents typing on the same keyboard to accomplish.
And why? Because none of them can read the fucking manual! And you'll say they don't try, but many of them have tried. Once. And all they learned was that it wouldn't do them any good.
Unrelated, but while they're obviously referring to raptors, most birds are birds of prey, at least partly. Condors not so much, they're birds of carrion. But hummingbirds prey on small flying bugs, tits eat critters in bushes, chickens prey on lizards, snakes, rodents and each other. Penguins are fearsome birds of prey!
I assume the gray gaps are due to red states refusing to get on the Tylenol/Autism Train, but I can't believe, if the Autist Party were in power, they wouldn't insist on connecting ALL the dots.
Wait, what was that about "stupid rules of engagement"? He and Trump want them changed to allow full fire on US civilians, don't they? Fuck this shit.