Notices by wohali 💯 (wohali@octodon.social), page 16

it burns

yay killjoys (for the final season :blobsad:)

"gosh you are really beautiful up close...do you even have pores?"

@nev There was a dead one on the walk at lunch today on the ground. It wasn't just a shedded skin.

@sungo had one i'd gladly give, but can't find it now that i go looking for it. bummer.

@hafnia good luck, whatever it is. :blobhug:

@dzuk @luka Thanks! Would love to see an updated version (but keep this one for posterity)

yay doctor time

@dzuk @luka

Took a few clicks, but it indeed WAS you! 😅

https://telegra.ph/MastodonOStatus-Instance-Blocking-FAQ-06-24

BTW pronouns noted, will use as asked if quoted and i am forced to use a pronoun. 👍

@dzuk @luka Dzuk did you write a blogpost about this?

I don't need the blacklist, I need the blogpost. It was very good.

Someone wrote a really good post about blacklists a while back and I can't find it.

It's a he (i think) who maintains one of the big blacklists, explaining his reasons why.

I just can't find it with web searches, and searching here is proving pointless.

i need it for quoting reasons (with attribution).

help?

@body link to this?

@fluffy :( :(

though i first read this as you being at your weekly rawr-ing group

and i think that could be fun

🐱

@firewally omg wally yes

how are there not more memes about this branded ASMR **motion picture** yet

i'm....farklempt.

@js0000 relevant: https://www.glaad.org/blog/gay-will-never-be-new-black-what-james-baldwin-taught-me-about-my-white-privilege

Laurie Voss has left npm.

https://twitter.com/seldo/status/1151911865334689792

:blobsad: 💔

Which abbreviation do you prefer for referring to this particular community?

(This is a serious question, but there's an option for you to just see the results, or so you can add your own abbreviation in a reply.)

[ ] QUILTBAG
[ ] LGBTQQ2IA*
[ ] simply "queer"
[ ] ooh, clicky button!

@hushpiper @sean oh, and "this community" meant any community you might refer to with that term.

Over in the literary circles I find myself in (speculative fiction), QUILTBAG is super popular to describe the people and queer-positive fiction, and I became fond of it. But I don't think it gets much recognition outside of that niche.