DennisReynolds
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Mar 26, 2017
I had typed out a whole thing but actually, I think this should cover it. Faggot
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if you're not on the fediverse and still actively use twitter i hate you
kiwifarms.cc (weirdos)
poa.st (channers, anime)
freespeechextremist.com (shitposters)
gameliberty.club (gamers+lolicon)
outerheaven.club (gamers-lolicon)
noagendasocial.com (centre left)
leafposter.club (canadians)
spinster.xyz (feminists/terfs)
gleasonator.com (normies)
letsalllovela.in (weebs)
social.anthro.cc (furries) - Known to have manual approvals for bot mitigation.
bitcoinhackers.org (bitcoin maxis)
collapsitarian.io (Anarchists)
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Chances then he might also drink as well but Dorsey is too old to join the "27 club" where Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin and Kurt Cobain all died at the age of 27.Dorsey only eats twice a week and looks like a sweaty wrinkle with a long neckbeard. He aged terribly, considering he looked like a normal guy when Twitter started, so I'm assuming he's on drugs.
That's if he didn't spended his money like a crazy guy and the money pool is empty. On the other hand, even if the money pool is full, Dorsey might hurt himself like Peter Griffin.Swim around in his safe full of money like Scrooge McDuck and do yoga.
Depends on how much exposure you're willing to be paid in.We love you too Josh.
Now, what's the fediverse for artists?
Bucketus, Lord of Buckets
Wow, the day the Ghislaine Maxwell trial starts. I'm not saying... I'm just saying.
Pretty much my opinion spot on. Glad to see like minds.I'm well aware of the existance of gatekeepy and SJW instances on the Fediverse, but I don't particularly think they are a problem. The distinction here is they only control their little clique or instance, not the protocol itself. In a decentralized internet I think any place has a right to moderate (or "censor" if you prefer that word in this context) itself as it sees fit. Hell, even Kiwifarms has moderators and rules to follow. It would only become a problem if they had control over the entire protocol itself, and the whole design of it is to prevent a single group from gaining that power. They can go huddle in their safe spaces for all I care, as long as more free speech instances still exist, it's fine, I wouldn't WANT those types on a free internet anyway.
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Uh oh. Good bye Andy Ngo's Twitter reporting.
Literally the "anti-Andy Ngo" rule. They 100% will enforce this totally asymmetrically. Can't have one journalist shaming their methhead brownshirts.
He's not banned yet but if that rule is snuck into the terms of service, it'll come pretty quick.Andy Ngo.
The first thing the streetshitter did once he got power was ban Andy Ngo embarrassing the fuck out of Antifa.
Edit: And any nigger chimping out in public. The phrasing betrays the intent: "The misuse of private media can affect everyone, but can have a disproportionate effect on women, activists, dissidents, and members of minority communities."
Holy shit. They're literally trying to cover up mass chimpouts, blacks performing niggercrime, and Andy Ngo exposing Antifa.
Edit: As before, this can be abused. For example, if I was one of those Charlottesville trolls, I'd be filing privacy complaints every time someone posted an image from it.
just base corpo speak on twitter & mad peole caught him on past tweet .Is there any evidence that Mr. Pajeet "holds open contempt for US standards for speech"? All I've seen in this thread is that one tweet from 11 years ago, and even that would be quite a stretch.
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'agrawals' aren't brahmins, they're baniyaIt's always some fucking Brahmin with a chip on his shoulder that he doesn't have the caste advantage he has back in India.
Oogga or Booga, they're all streetshitting idiots taking up a chair at the table actual qualified IT people could take instead.'agrawals' aren't brahmins, they're baniya