@Gargron
20 years ago "born digital" was a big deal, especially in library science and archives. There is nothing happening now that wasn't anticipated then.
We saw the train coming, and let it roll right over us.
@Gargron
20 years ago "born digital" was a big deal, especially in library science and archives. There is nothing happening now that wasn't anticipated then.
We saw the train coming, and let it roll right over us.
@ryanhoulihan
I agree the word isn't enough. That said, I do like the fact that it puts light to the truth: non-binary rejects binary. It's almost flippant/witty about it, and I appreciate that.
Kind of like queer being reclaimed, calling out the foolishness of binary with non-binary makes me smile in a very dry humour sort of way.
But yeah, we gonna need a better word. Enby as a neologism is a good start, IMO. Keeps the history/etymology but also is a new thing, free of binary's baggage.
@ryanhoulihan
Do you want Canadians? This is how you get Canadians.
@Gargron
Excellent news. Also glad to find the roadmap.
@Gargron
Well, look at search. People have asked for it for years, and it just came (thanks, btw).
Quote posts are a basic element of convo on modern social media. It's a regular refrain for people to ask why they aren't here, implying they want them. It's consistently shot down by Masto devs. Claims that it's not needed or wanted. Well, if people ask for it, and it's cited as needed for journalists and such, the negative position feels like ivory tower dev.
@maxoakland
On a fundamental level, Mastodon showed its culture. The dogged refusal of @Gargron et al to listen to what people wanted tells everyone they won't listen. It's dev from the top, not for the user.
Doesn't matter that you don't have to use a feature. Doesn't matter they could have given something like quotes, but different. Doesn't matter it comes up with every onboarding wave. Insiders didn't want it, so it didn't happen.
That speaks volumes.
@doot
Bae, are you Windows, becau
@Gargron
Congrats!
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