they/them is what I hope we all eventually settle on as standard for NB gender identities.

This part is the one I’m referring to. I’m not opposed to they/them — it’s good, but I don’t think it’s fair to reduce enbies to just “they/them”.

enbies are not gender neutral and have their gender as well! hence neopronouns.

That URL doesn’t seem to be working.

.com is cheaper than .io

would this not happen if a whole instance got shut down?

Images on the page are wonderful

It has. Now learn HolyC.

sorry to say this but OP actually got it right

All it does, in my experience, is constantly nag you to uninstall lucky patcher.

oh i thought it was the armchair he was sitting on

analog nowhere miku

no, they built a canal later

• ADREM X LLC
• ADREM Y LLC

watch out, it’s about to split into x.com and y.com

Someone else in this thread would get mad at you for using “company’s” and not “companies”

I wouldn’t care if it’s rare if its leaves are sooo pretty

In typical fashion, copyright becomes stronger every time it loses grip on the mouse

Court ruled AI output is public domain, is so AI mickey? lol

The post is a bit misleading. It’s not that links to external sites are outright banned, it’s instead they should use dedicated fields (which already existed) instead of cluttering the space in the written description. Steam states the point is to make the written description focused on the game with no distractions. Surely enough this reduces the visibility for the links but I think it’s not necessarily a bad change.

Yeah actually, any non-spam email should always address you by name and that’s a rule. Many services also have this in their e-mail footers “This e-mail is for XXXXX” etc. because a typical mass sent garbage mail won’t know your name.

Google Currents is the Google strategy of “The Less Products I Have The Better”