


Anarchist.nexus is part of the flotilla, for all intents and purposes it is dbzer0 and dbzer0 is it. So no, they would not block it.


Anarchist theory is broken down into a question by question F.A.Q. format: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/the-anarchist-faq-editorial-collective-an-anarchist-faq-full.
CrimeThinc has a nice visual style design that discusses some basics https://crimethinc.com/tce
And there’s a shit ton of Anarchist zines to read at:https://github.com/rechelon/zine_library
The best thing about Anarchist theory is that a lot of it is modern, relating to the world we live in today, and doesn’t force you to slog through painful 200 year old literary styles.


It is also anarchist, which is way cooler.


It’s not racist, unless we’re classifying Xi Jinping as his own ethnicity now.
They like to weaponise racism claims much the same Zionists use antisemitism.


That means someone likes me?🥲


As the government is trying to crack down on our right to expression post-Bondi, it is critical that we get out there today and show them otherwise.
Riposte? What a fun word, I should incorporate that.
This thread is doing well for engagement, go sort by new and comment on something ;)
My experience is that it’s more like this:
Not every post is a hit, so if you cast wide you’re likely to get a greater return on comments as something is bound to attract attention. The way the sorting works is that the 5 posts with 3 comments will show at the top and the 0 posts will drop off view, showing an active community.
As long as it’s relevant, yes.
If you just posted say “I agree” or “Totally this” I don’t think that would drive any further engagement.
That’s another good point.
PieFed has at least taken some steps to work on this, with it automatically posting new communities to NewCommunities and auto-subbing the instance to those posted there.
If the Lemmy devs stopped pushing ML propaganda, transphobia, and genocide denial and actually worked on the software, we might be in a better place today.
Thank you for your service o7
We need comments, that is the problem. Small communities don’t get any positive feedback via engagement, which causes them to die as the owner/sole poster feels like no one cares.
Simply link dumping (effectively what most posts are on content aggregators) is the easy part. Seeing even 1 comment inclines someone to open up the post to read the comment, which makes them in turn likely to reply and it builds from there to a hot/active conversation.
If you can just aim to write that first comment on or two posts a day in more niche communities, it will help achieve growth.
That is awesome!
I’ve got a friend that started transitioning recently, would you mind if I sent them your username? I’m sure they’d be interested in your trans activist group.


. . . Do you think ICE cares about papers?


So its like American Cubans?


Some just grew the fuck up, had families, and no longer had the energy to sustain a life of protest. A lot of what drove that era’s visible counterculture was youthful energy. Young idealists eventually hit a wall where no matter what their beliefs are, they’re limited by reality in how much time, effort, and resources they can put towards their cause.
As a Millennial, I lost all faith in protest after millions and millions across the globe rose up to protest the WoT and inequality and were brushed aside.
I only have middle-age rage now.


Flawed premise imo. All those things you listed about Boomers were really Hippie things and Hippies despite their media prominence today were not that large a subset of boomer teens.
It’s like looking at Punks in the 80s and saying why didn’t the world change if everyone was anti-authority.
I hate how much I relate to “Not A Good Person”, makes me want to cry
Im trademarking “world”, anyone tries to use it and ill sue you!