tentador, pero no sabía que le decían mermelada.

Me refería a disciplina organizacional, no a disciplina personal. La capacidad de acatación total de una resolución colectiva con la que tsl vez no se haga acuerdo. Por ejemplo, concreto, se sometía a un referendum, ponele que 6 de 10 votaban pero iban a paro los diez. Sobre los motivos para irse a paro algunos no los compartí en su momento, ni conozco los motivos de cada votante de apoyarlos, pero ta, no a a lo que me refería.

Conozco todo lo segundo porque fui profesor allá.

Algo que me gustaba de chile es la "disciplina" de los estudiantes de votar irse a paro e ir a paro.

El contexto acá es un diferente, pero nunca pasaría que si los estudiantes votan irse a paro dejarían de ir casi todos los estudiantes a clase. Por lo menos lo veo bastante lejano.

maybe Japan shouldn't have surprise attacked them on december 1941.

CIA covert operations guy right now: ┻━┻ ︵ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ︵ ┻━┻

Good, we should be by IPv9 already, but I can wait.

Well, what they waiting for? Do it do it do it

Skip the extra steps and go straight to the drug use, that's what id do.

Au revoir l'empire!

Yes, yes. Go strengthen that BRICS block pls.

Before everyone came over from reddit Lemmygrad was even more extreme than it is now, and was one of the largest Lemmy instances.

This is correct. After all, setting up an instance like Lemmygrad -as an alternative places where discussing politics (especially leftist politics) outside of reddit's moderation reach- was one of the reasons Lemmy was developed in the first place. Lemmy's developers are not shy about it, they include it in the official docs.

There's definitely bot farming. Someone i know on Mastodon posted this yesterdar: Post in spanish

this is a translations made by google and I changed some words: "I set up an instance of Lemmy, to test a few things. I passed it on WhatsApp to a group of people, so they could look at it. I always had the federation turned off because it's a test instance and I don't want to screw anyone in other instances. I had the configuration that it sends me an email if someone asks to register. Eventually trying configurations, I ended up leaving it with open registers. Last night I got about twenty new account registrations, with names that seem to want to imitate subreddits (ragequit, yolo, hype, things like that; I don't know subreddits like that but it sounds like they might exist). And various things:

1. This instance doesn't connect to anything, nobody (apart from a group of people who reacted with total apathy to the issue) had that domain. It was not published, it was not federating. Registrations came just the same. It occurs to me that since it is lemmy. there is a bot testing that scheme with different domains.
2. Lemmy sent me an email letting me know that these people applied for registration, but I can't see the registration application anywhere, because there was no application, there was registration. And that email is turned off by default. With a Lemmy instance configured "out of the box" you wouldn't know.
3. Maybe it's me, but from the UI (at least on the phone) I can't find a way to see the list of users. I know the names from the email that came to me. The only thing I found is the search engine, and there I can search one by one.

All of this seems to me like a nightmare to moderate. And the truth is that I do not blame the instances of Lemmy at all that are blocking the instances that have open registration."