Interesting, but draws the incorrect conclusions. The answer is to destroy capitalism, not to stop bots so teenagers can work for a measely wage still.

Interesting and sad read.

Thanks! Didn’t notice the s and the b were the other way round!

Books such as dictionaries (or dictionary websites), or we ask friends etc who speak those language

Edit: Glosbe is also a good option as it’s translated by actual people, not machine learning rubbish.

Almost like the internet shouldn’t be put in such big hubs, one might say it shouldn’t be so centralised but should still connect to each other, in some sort of a federation, perhaps?

Did you have a look at the wiki?

Sex workers already exist on fedi and a lot of them are genuine.

Yup!

Pleasure or Joy Vine

So like PleasureVine or JoyVine

That’s a good question though. What happens if a right’s holder dies and doesn’t transfer the rights to others? Are the rights then public domain or what?

may is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

To be fair, they were not given enough time before the abuse and harassment happened.

If that didn’t happen it is likely they would have changed and improved more.

Yes, they did actually change things technically. Thanks for clarifying 🙂

If they did change stuff technically whcih wouldn’t be adressed otherwise, then I don’t see a reason. Sounds like bad actors.

I don’t understand what you mean here, could you please explain again?

Glimpse

“let’s fork it for the sole purpose of rebranding”

That wasn’t the only thing they did, the legitimately wanted to fix a lot of problems with the GNU Imp too.

so I absolutely understand why people would be against this

Nobody deserves harassment and abuse for changing the name of something.

Perhaps when the time comes to fork the project we can avoid a slur as a name? That would be nice.

Sadly this was already tried and the developers of the fork were abused and harassed as foss and tech obsessives hate being called out for things and folks solving the problem themselves.

Well, it is still considered that by disabled people and that is who really matters in all this.

Until they drop the name, it’ll continue being considered unprofessional and not in good standing with those of us who care about disabled people, especially if we are disabled ourselves.

GIMP is a slur for people with disabilities, therefore it isn’t a name many professional artists, nor those that care about ableism will like.

Krita is better and doesn’t have a non-professional, ableist name.