But I’m not saying that. I’m saying find examples of awesome systems to share as content. Animal agriculture is the worst but if you aren’t sharing examples of working systems then you can’t be the change we want to see.
No one wants pissing matches back and forth, let your content do the talking.
Please stop with your odd content obsession. I’m only addressing your comment you shared with us. I have no interest in a protracted period of finding vegan solarpunk “content”. The issue is obvious and the solution is obvious and I put a lot of energy into the cause but on a different platform than this. There’s no pissing contest. I’m rightfully angry.
Again, that’s not what was suggested but you do you. This is a new platform finding its feet, all of us here are trying to work out what will work together.
Ok sure but again, absolutely minuscule backroom topic compared to the enduring struggle for animal rights. I can comment about things I feel strongly about and I will. You’re just being quite strange to be honest. Lemmy has nothing to do with my own thoughts
If you don’t get it, you don’t get it. That’s fine.
I’m coming from a different perspective and you’re coming from your one. Mine is inclusive, yours is justice.
I was asking the people passionate about ethical system to replace the content from the literal bot with their own so it was an education experience and then we don’t need the lesser suited content from the bot. Has there been an uptick in content? I don’t think anyone who argued has posted anything yet which is where I was coming from. They can argue but when it comes down to making some change through a bit of work…crickets. Sometimes I feel that the argument for them is the point.
You’re focusing your argument on the fact that a person might keep their own animals. I don’t give a fuck about whether they do or not. I just like having a quick scroll with diverse content and I just pass by the stuff I’m not interested in. I don’t harp on the 15% I don’t like. I don’t care that it’s there even if I hate it. I’m probably much older than you which might explain the difference in care factors.
Bruh, why are you being so negative? Don’t you have anything better to do than criticise other people’s speech? Why don’t you provide a better example instead of just complaining?
That’s your opinion. I dont feel like I’m being negative, it would be nicer if you didn’t assume things about me by a misconstrued couple of sentences. I also don’t believe I’m bring critical, nor intending to be, I’m trying to find a middle ground where we can improve the solarpunk instance through the delivery of superior content that suits our ethical ecological leanings. We are discussing how we might possibly do that.
Going through your post history I can see you are quite argumentative at times so I’m not sure we will find some common ground. I’m sorry I’ve angered you.
In regards to content, I have literally posted hundreds of things to Lemmy, it’s been a full time job for the past month. Can’t you help pick up the slack? It’s a community after all.
But I’m not saying that. I’m saying find examples of awesome systems to share as content. Animal agriculture is the worst but if you aren’t sharing examples of working systems then you can’t be the change we want to see.
No one wants pissing matches back and forth, let your content do the talking.
Please stop with your odd content obsession. I’m only addressing your comment you shared with us. I have no interest in a protracted period of finding vegan solarpunk “content”. The issue is obvious and the solution is obvious and I put a lot of energy into the cause but on a different platform than this. There’s no pissing contest. I’m rightfully angry.
Again, that’s not what was suggested but you do you. This is a new platform finding its feet, all of us here are trying to work out what will work together.
Ok sure but again, absolutely minuscule backroom topic compared to the enduring struggle for animal rights. I can comment about things I feel strongly about and I will. You’re just being quite strange to be honest. Lemmy has nothing to do with my own thoughts
If you don’t get it, you don’t get it. That’s fine.
I’m coming from a different perspective and you’re coming from your one. Mine is inclusive, yours is justice.
I was asking the people passionate about ethical system to replace the content from the literal bot with their own so it was an education experience and then we don’t need the lesser suited content from the bot. Has there been an uptick in content? I don’t think anyone who argued has posted anything yet which is where I was coming from. They can argue but when it comes down to making some change through a bit of work…crickets. Sometimes I feel that the argument for them is the point.
You’re focusing your argument on the fact that a person might keep their own animals. I don’t give a fuck about whether they do or not. I just like having a quick scroll with diverse content and I just pass by the stuff I’m not interested in. I don’t harp on the 15% I don’t like. I don’t care that it’s there even if I hate it. I’m probably much older than you which might explain the difference in care factors.
Bruh, why are you being so negative? Don’t you have anything better to do than criticise other people’s speech? Why don’t you provide a better example instead of just complaining?
That’s your opinion. I dont feel like I’m being negative, it would be nicer if you didn’t assume things about me by a misconstrued couple of sentences. I also don’t believe I’m bring critical, nor intending to be, I’m trying to find a middle ground where we can improve the solarpunk instance through the delivery of superior content that suits our ethical ecological leanings. We are discussing how we might possibly do that.
Going through your post history I can see you are quite argumentative at times so I’m not sure we will find some common ground. I’m sorry I’ve angered you.
In regards to content, I have literally posted hundreds of things to Lemmy, it’s been a full time job for the past month. Can’t you help pick up the slack? It’s a community after all.