I still have vert fond memories with Maplestory. Granted, I stopped because it was getting quite Grundy, but I still remember the stories for lv 1 to 100
What does it mean when you keep sending weapons to a country that uses them to commit genocide? It means that you support a genocide. Why was my comment then erased for misinformation?
It is key. Anarchist theory is supposed to prove that hierarchy is not necessary. Proving that a group of people can manage themselves without one is the point.
I also added in the last sentence in order to include this. Multual aid is a leftist theory. Maybe the misunderstanding stems from this, as I didn't intend it to mean "that's the only point of anarchy", so my bad. I still think it is important though.
Anarchy is not equal to "no rules". That's anti-anarchy propaganda.
Lemmy in itself is anarchist because each community is allowed to have its own set of rules, and each instances as well.
The point of anarchy is that if you and a group of other people disagree with how someone is handling things, you can exclude them from your group. Of course, this is all in the context of leftist and communist ideologies.
There are a lot of Lemmy instances (or lemmies) out there. I don't even know how many my self 😅.
Each instances are characterized by their set of rules and moderation styles. You can see them through join-lemmy.org/instances as well as their description. To see a user's instance, just look at the domain after their username and the @.
Usually each instances can decide if they want to be able to interact with users and communities from a certain instance. That's called being federated.
Sometimes tho they don't think an instance's userbase or community follows their rules, so they can decide to cut all interactions with them. That's called being defederated.
The instance you are on, lemmy.world, is ironically, very US centered, and is the most popular instance. It's defederated from hexbear.net and lemmygrad.ml, so you will never see posts from them on lemmy.world unless it's a screenshot or something.
Since I'm on lemmy.ml tho, I can see posts from lemmy.world, hexbear and lemmygrad.
The benifit of this is that each instance can curate their experience how they see fit. If you think a moderator is being too trigger-happy on an instance, or you don't agree on how lenient they are (or whatever other reason), you can migrate to another instance. So let's say you want to go to lemmy.ml (which I highly doubt you would, but just an example), you go into your account settings, export your data, create your lemmy.ml account and import it. Currently it doesn't support importing comments, but the devs are working on it.
I'm not the best at explaining things, but I'm sure !newtolemmy@lemmy.ca could help.
Eehh I kinda disagree. Autism is better to describe my sensory issues and my inability to correctly verbalize what I mean, as well as trouble with facial expressions.
The disorder part is there not only because it makes it harder to interact with people, but because of different information processing (natural or societal). Kinda like how epilepsy is also technically because of difference in information processing.
The conflict isn't just because neurotypicals made the rules. It's because they have an easier time forming a set of rules and following them collectively (hence the etymology of the word autism). Different cultures have different rules, and neurotypicals can adjust well. Some people may have subteler difficulties, but even then, it never becomes dehabiliting to a certain point, that point being what is the difference between someone with autism and someone without.
One day, you will be the only one on both rails, while people watch and say they have no choice but to let you die, pretending there isn't an third empty rail.
Nooo Quebec wtf