Time for a re-#introduction to the new folks here:
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Please consider hosting your own #Mastodon instance. #NewsieSocial has been problematic to the point that users on #MastodonSocial have already had your accounts unfollowed at least twice in the past few months. I cannot even simply refollow your accounts right now, some sort of limitation your current instance is imposing on users on my instance. By the way, please accept my follow request. @TheConversationUK@theconversationau@TheConversationAfrica
@TheConversationUS Unfortunately, #TheConversation US is not absolutely trustworthy. In the context of "trustworthy" means "not absolute" but it is not. There are always again articles reflecting the #propaganda lies people there have been #socialized with more than the #facts. #Falsifications sometimes occur then. And as always, there is great resistance to viewing traditional #life#lies as such. This is particularly bad when it comes to #aggressors such as #Russia, #Turkey or #Azerbaijan.
@TheConversationUS y’all. I’m tired. Why does every article about libraries and librarians have a headline like this? Libraries aren’t just places for books. Librarians aren’t just book nerds. You know, we have terminal degrees and everything. Why stereotype us like this to make your point?
@TheConversationUS Love to what you're doing ! I think Google Tag Manger and Analytics should be removed from The Conversation website. I don't want them to know what I'm reading, Thanks !
@TheConversationUS Umm ... Google is already being blocked by my firewall. But I'm worried about general people. Matomo and Plausible both are GDPR complaint analytics tool, use them instead of Google Analytics.
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