We have, a while ago though.

Ugh, no. The internet archive doesn’t care about consent enough as it is. Can you imagine how much harder it would be to get stuff taken down on a distributed network when it leads to harrassment etc?

Let’s see if poland has the confidence and werewithall to arrest him and stick to their legal code.

This made us laugh, thanks.

Thank you!

I was genuinely asking so thanks for answering 😁

Who are these people and what does this mean?

Ew, calling? No thanks.

Someone didn’t grow up with MSN and other messengers, and ‘away’ statuses.

What about if you’re kind, but don’t have the self confidence to think it’s not you? What then?

Should have had better opsec. Also to have watched hackers: “Never hack from home”

Many colours, same fascists.

Yes, I understand that. But not everybody can talk all the time like that, some people can only really have enough energy for social media, not talking one-to-one, I know a few.

Woah, I’m not talking about “seeking validation from strangers”. I’m talking about building actual community online, and that being all some people have due to either homeboundness, or other reasons where online is the only community they can know, I’m saying such a law would genuinely put those people in jeopardy, no matter what age they are.

Yeah, this is why I find online groups difficult (since they usually have too many people all talking over each other), and offline groups that are too big.

I just like talking to one (or many in the case of plural folks) person at a time, or a very small group where we already know each other.

Yeah, it’s sad that they don’t, gog really needs to get on it imo. Though have you tried running galaxy through proton?

I want that too, heck even Epic could easily make their games native to linux with a single button press but they don’t want to.

I have, sadly. On steam once the native linux version of a game wouldn’t run but the windows one would through proton.

However, yeah I agree, they could so I don’t know why they don’t.

Ah, okay, thanks for the correction!

That’s somewhat depressing if so as I’ve run into so many assholes here. Still, interesting to know.

There are people who literally cannot leave the house and their community is literally on social media. Are you saying their mental health would not decline if they were unable to reach their community due to some asinine law like this?

We aren’t sure how this rebutts what we said. Commercial social media seems to us to be the problem for the most part, open source social media run by real people seems to be a lot healthier from what we have experienced.