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  • The issue with that is as you explained: it's up to the instance admins (who often don't care and/or are too busy to deal with it), and visibility due to it happening on instance support community is low.

    Bake it into the service, and I guarantee you, average uptake of new moderators for stale communities will improve.

  • Instead of closing stale communities, I'd like to see a more federated versions of what Reddit does:

    • a community goes stale
      • this can be further supported by modmail sent to mods requesting immediate active moderation within X days, if that doesn't happen, then consider it stale
    • all accounts that signed up to the community are notified about it being stale and requesting moderators to apply
    • any account that has interacted with the community in X time (say, the last year or 6 months) can then apply to be a moderator
    • a, say, 30 or 60 day period follows allowing moderator applications and community member votes (not just signed up members but accounts that interacted with the community in Y time, this can be larger than the previous moderator application timeframe requirement). Only those whose first interaction with the community was before the stale announcement are allowed to vote.
    • at the end of the period, the new moderator team is picked by automation based on the votes and total number of applicants.
    • if necessary, the instance owner(s) can also step in to provide assistance in assigning moderators
  • It's literal dictator shit. Remember the Sacha Baron Cohen movie, aptly named, the Dictator? I think Trump may be using it as a reference or a manual...

  • You know shit is getting out of hand when one group of paedos says the other group of paedos should take a step back and think.

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  • So carpets cover every hair location by your understanding?

  • military time is NOT 24 hour time! Stop mixing the two.

    military time doesn't use minutes and hours but rather merges the two - 16:45 becomes 1645, and so on.

    24 hour time still distincts minutes and hours.

  • 16'o'clock is still weird AF.

  • Because consumer sales is slow and expensive.

    What do you think costs more? Building RAM sticks for individual users who'll pay $200-300 per 8/16 DRAM modules, or building sticks for enterprise customers who in one single order will spend millions of USD? Also latter requires no fancy packaging, marketing, or variations in the product.

  • How is it clickbait? The title literally says the name of the ship, and the ability to read a word backwards should be something one acquires by around 5th grade.

  • I heard the only good thing to ever come out of Oklahoma is the musical.

  • She did this on the job. She should be punished for it - especially when cannabis users are spending hard time in jail.

  • There's plenty of legal things you can sue the woman your husband cheated with. Ruining the marriage, emotional stress/distress, loss of income due to the trauma and so on.

    However cinnamon cunt should definitely be dragged in front of a Senate ethics committee as this behaviour is unfit for a representative and shouldn't be allowed.

  • I mean, the other IRA also had some useful methods of "civil disobedience".

  • Is it though? Yet again we don't know what TISZA will actually do, and a number of their representatives/key people are ex-FIDESZ members who've benefited from the system.

    Re-electing the same shitheads who've syphoned off the wealth of the country just because they formed a new party and ran a campaign full of good sounding promises... That's not a recipe for changing the system. That's a recipe for changing who runs the exact same system.

  • Problem is that Peter Magyar used to be one of Orbán's lapdogs (well, close enough). He's benefited from the system extensively, so I very much doubt he'll bring the change people Re hoping to see.

    I guess we'll see come April, but I don't have high hopes.

  • Most Europeans hasn't seen the US as a trusted ally since they invoked Article 5 over 9/11.

  • I find it quite telling of the political landscape that even after vacuuming up all the wannabe-fasci scum, ICE still struggles to have the numbers.

  • Legal liability.

    Newspapers are responsible for what they publish, as libel laws apply. Spread misinformation to millions of people and you're in deep shit - same reason why Drumpf is going after the BBC right now. Mind you libel only applies if the person or entity committing it is of a standing people would be inclined to believe - a random passersby shouting it thus isn't libel, but a major publicarion stating it, would be considered as libel.

    Murder specifically has a legal definition, and to be legally called a murderer, one has to be convicted of murder. Not just charged, not just sent in front of a judge, but actually convicted. Even if the evidence presented to the public prior to a trial makes it obvious beyond a doubt, legally you can't be called a murderer until you're convicted, therefore the act itself can't be called murder by the media either.