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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Monday, 02-Jun-2025 22:37:47 JST Maike

Muss mal ne Ansage machen. Ich werde mir keine verlinkten (Youtube) Videos ansehen, um
- überhaupt rauszufinden, was das Thema sein könnte ("ey, is spannend")
- herauszufinden, welche Aussage zu einem Thema so toll sei ("ey, da sagt wer was Spannendes zum Thema")
Ist es denn so schwierig, diese Infos kurz zusammengefasst in den Post zu schreiben?
Seufz.

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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Sunday, 11-May-2025 04:03:45 JST Maike
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- Don di Dislessia
@don Ulrike Guérot? Ist das nicht eine aus der "man darf ja nix mehr sagen" Verschwörungsblase?

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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Thursday, 01-May-2025 04:04:56 JST Maike
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- Evan Prodromou
@evan /o\ I have my doubts concerning this "very deep world" ...

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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Thursday, 01-May-2025 02:48:59 JST Maike
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- Evan Prodromou
@evan There is no test or there are no female characters?

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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Thursday, 01-May-2025 02:30:28 JST Maike
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- Evan Prodromou
@evan Is there something similar to the https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bechdel_test in DE (or games in general), and would it pass?
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  The Bechdel test ( BEK-dəl), also known as the Bechdel-Wallace test, is a measure of the representation of women in film and other fiction. The test asks whether a work features at least two women who have a conversation about something other than a man. Some versions of the test also require that those two women have names. A work of fiction passing or failing the test does not necessarily indicate the overall representation of women in the work. Instead, the test is used as an indicator for the active presence (or lack thereof) of women in fiction, and to call attention to gender inequality in fiction. The test is named after the American cartoonist Alison Bechdel, in whose 1985 comic strip Dykes to Watch Out For the test first appeared. Bechdel credited the idea to her friend Liz Wallace and the writings of Virginia Woolf. Originally meant as "a little lesbian joke in an alternative feminist newspaper", according to Bechdel, the test became more widely discussed in the 2000s, as a number of variants and tests inspired by it emerged. ...
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Maike (maikek@fedifreu.de)'s status on Saturday, 12-Oct-2024 07:05:33 JST Maike
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- Evan Prodromou
@evan I would recommend visiting Knossos. It's hell when tourist season is in full swing but should be ok now. If you have a good guide, they will show you what living conditions and comfort people actually had then (toilets, heating, water ...) and - very revealing - what the excavating archaeologists shifted, added and faked because they thought they knew better.

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