De-Escalating Social Media
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I don't see the usefulness of that one compared to just deleting your comment in that scenario. This one will just be abused by trolls posting outrageous claims and then preventing people from replying by flagging the mistake option.
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I don't see the usefulness of that one compared to just deleting your comment in that scenario. This one will just be abused by trolls posting outrageous claims and then preventing people from replying by flagging the mistake option.
I don't see a problem because the troll's post will then be permanently marked as not true.
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This may make sense, but why stain it with a Nazi brand?
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I don't see a problem because the troll's post will then be permanently marked as not true.
That and the problem people are the ones who wouldn't use this function in the first place.
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What the hell is "mobbying"?
I guess it's from "mobb"?
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I don't see a problem because the troll's post will then be permanently marked as not true.
What if the troll move is to post something that is true and mark it as a mistake?
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I guess it's from "mobb"?
Could swear it had the extra B, but it stems from "mob", yeah.
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It seems like it should be unnecessary, like we already have ways of conveying this sentiment, so why have a button with such a narrow function?
But on the other hand, making it normal for people to admit their mistakes online? That would be a huge step forward. And if there's a button there for it, it would get used.
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I need to talk about the Mario thing. The first time we heard him speak was N64, when he said "It's a me, Mario," with an accent that is clearly not from New York or New Jersey. And now he's all of a sudden not Italian?
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I need to talk about the Mario thing. The first time we heard him speak was N64, when he said "It's a me, Mario," with an accent that is clearly not from New York or New Jersey. And now he's all of a sudden not Italian?
I heard from qomwhere that it's not it's a me but itsumi, the japanese word for hero but this might be bs
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I need to talk about the Mario thing. The first time we heard him speak was N64, when he said "It's a me, Mario," with an accent that is clearly not from New York or New Jersey. And now he's all of a sudden not Italian?
I heard "Hot pickle!" in a completely unrecognizable accent and have been confused ever since. Was it Mario that said that? Lakitu? Whose voice is that if not Mario's and if it is Mario... What the hell? Lol
He says it when you select a level to play.
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I heard "Hot pickle!" in a completely unrecognizable accent and have been confused ever since. Was it Mario that said that? Lakitu? Whose voice is that if not Mario's and if it is Mario... What the hell? Lol
He says it when you select a level to play.
It’s “let’s a go!”
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It’s “let’s a go!”
Yeah, this is it. I understood him because I'm of Italian descent from New Jersey.
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I heard from qomwhere that it's not it's a me but itsumi, the japanese word for hero but this might be bs
That's interesting, apparently false, itsumi means something else that I forgot in the time it took me to swipe back over to Lemmy here, but I do like the line of thinking.
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That's interesting, apparently false, itsumi means something else that I forgot in the time it took me to swipe back over to Lemmy here, but I do like the line of thinking.
Well, til
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What I need is "this post really seemed like a good idea when I was drunk, but in retrospect, maybe it's not".
We also need a button like "This does not reflect who I am as a person"
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It’s “let’s a go!”
I have tried to hear that instead of "Hot pickle!" for years and I just can't. This feels like another of of those blue dress/yanni things to me.
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I have tried to hear that instead of "Hot pickle!" for years and I just can't. This feels like another of of those blue dress/yanni things to me.
I heard "Green Needle".
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Love the idea. Making errors is human. I have distrust for people who never admit being wrong. They are just wrong sometimes, as anyone else, they are just unwilling to admit it.
This would be an easy way to parse of a person have admitted being wrong more or less times.
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I need to talk about the Mario thing. The first time we heard him speak was N64, when he said "It's a me, Mario," with an accent that is clearly not from New York or New Jersey. And now he's all of a sudden not Italian?
