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Cake day: November 3rd, 2024

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  • I mod a few popular communities, and it’s pretty chill (mostly because they’re not really controversial spaces). I also run a fairly niche community alone, and It’s only as stressful as you make it. If popularity explodes, getting more mods on board will help you.

    I say go for it. Sticky a post asking for more mods if you need to.

    Lemmy is for the most part a more mellow place than reddit, so I think you’ll be fine.


  • If it wasn’t for a certain south African man child, I would have called myself a free speech absolutist.

    I believe that free speech is a vital component of a healthy democracy. And as it is the most fragile one that is easy to take away, it’s also among the most important ones.

    But like any other tool, it can be abused. Of course freedom of expression is not the same as freedom from consequence, and certain things should therefore be illegal. Exactly what should be, and the definition of such, needs to be determined by some of ne smarter than I.

    For example, stochastic terrorism should not be legal, but that’s a very Grey area that can be very prone to abuse - Who determines what is and isn’t stochastic terrorism?







  • NB: I have no reasonable argument for why this would be therapeutic, I just think it’d be an interesting read.

    Write something fictional about what scares you, but from the point of view of the scary thing.

    Scared of spiders? A story about a spider just doing it’s usual before suddenly stumbling upon a godzillesque creature of deafening screams that attacks the protagonist with a shoe.

    Scared of rejection? Write a story about someone doing the rejecting, and how conflicting it feels.

    Scared of water? A story about a crab who’s sick of hoomans crashing through his ceiling when he’s trying to chill in peace.