Did anyone else have required testing over books in elementary school? Where you would read books on your own time and do computer tests on them and then get rewarded at the end of the year. And the whole system was unfair. Anyone have those? My sixth grade self was reading Harry Potter and doing a test a week back then
amaury guichon is a chocolate sorcerer I accept this but is he a fucking architect too? did he study design or carpentry or some shit? man’s either got an impressive wheelhouse of technical skills or a lot of help
Most corporate social media accounts use memes to try and appear hip with the kids so they’ll buy their product but the Sparknotes twitter account is clearly just run by a literature geek who was told they could make memes about old books and is having the time of their life doing just that
I have a zero tolerance policy for transphobia in my youtube comments: if someone is maliciously transphobic even once then I not only remove their comment, I mute that user across my entire channel and add the transphobic term they used to the list of words that automatically mutes the comment. Since I started doing this I’ve noticed a MASSIVE improvement in my comments: like, the first video after I came out there was loads of transphobia, the second one less, the third one even less, and now it’s been almost 24 hours and there’s been like 10? This leads me to two related conclusions:
1) Transphobes aren’t very original: they keep using the same stock phrases so it’s very easy to filter them out
2) There aren’t that many of them. It’s just the same few hundred assholes every time.
This would also imply that even the most basic level of moderation would fix these platforms and the fact that these platforms haven’t invested in these basic reforms is on purpose
