I share it anyway:

@T Clark If you are using a mobile or similar device, switch the screen to "desktop" or whatever it is called in English.

If you are using a mobile or similar device, switch the screen to "desktop" or whatever it is called in English. — javi2541997

it's clear on the home page on desktop. Not so easy to find on mobile — flannel jesus

Thanks y'all. Yes, I was using my mobile. I found it on my computer. Javi - I looked for the "desktop" switch on my phone but I don't see it.

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Does this violate the new no embedding rule? Probably.

If you’re suggesting that my post lacks substance I’ll have you know that the image is a meditation on freedom, violence, and authenticity in a world emptied of clear moral direction. It echoes Nietzsche’s self-authoring hero, Sartre’s free agent, Camus’ absurd man, and Baudrillard’s hyperreal cowboy — all wrapped in a squint and a poncho.

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the image is a meditation on freedom, violence, and authenticity in a world emptied of clear moral direction. It echoes Nietzsche’s self-authoring hero, Sartre’s free agent, Camus’ absurd man, and Baudrillard’s hyperreal cowboy — praxis

Yes, I know all that, but I still think it violates the new policy. Let's ask the moderators. Wait...no...let's not.

Is this like karma farming? Lol, whatever it is it's dumb as it doesn't take in account threads created with total comments under them. Any many other statistics. Mostly just an exercise in massaging an ego.

Now we know Banno, whilst at the hinge of submitting something is pondering how many replies he can get with every post. :lol: Fragility.

it's dumb as it doesn't take in account threads created with total comments under them — DifferentiatingEgg

I don't take this thread seriously, and I don't want to defend it, but I want to reply to that particular thought quoted above: I think a thread gets its own life; users talk with each other, inspire each other, no matter whether the original poster keeps participating or not. So it's not just the OP that triggers the spark; all users in that thread do that. And when they reply to a comment, they usually mention the respective user which may be the thread starter or any other user in the thread. So there's the "mention" function again.

I wonder how many mentions you get for the houra spent moderating the forums or whatever other work one may be doing... oh practically 0. But without the higher mention ratio... they obviously haven't contributed.

What about the workers in the mines that deliver all the silicon which will be used in the computer chips that host this website? Do we mention them? No. I think we should. -- I just did it.

I'm 1.05.

In real life, my email and text received to response ratio is much higher because I typically ignore emails and texts, except when it's important, and then I call them back.

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What's the prize?

On the other hand, it can also be telling of how many times I've been baited to respond. I've of late been better at just leaving conversations that go nowhere or not responding to people who are clearly not an important waste of my time.

I'm 1.05. — Hanover

Yey, the 1,0... somethingers-club :strong: