cosecantphi [he/him, they/them]

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Cake day: July 27th, 2020

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  • were probably some of the more active comms on this site besides chat, mutual aid, and chapomainhouse.

    This is a very important point and I don’t see it brought up much. We should not be blanket deciding that low effort posts are not welcome on Hexbear because Hexbear unironically needs low effort post as an indispensable part of the site culture.

    Low effort posts by their nature are a dime a dozen, they help keep the place active and lively. High user activity for the size of our userbase has always been a defining feature of both Hexbear and the subreddit before it. High effort posts come naturally as a consequence of discussion often originating in lower effort threads.


  • On board with most people here saying it shouldn’t be called gossip, and getting rid of the racist pun is cool and good.

    But if we’re still allowing shitreactionariessay to be federated with Hexbear, then I don’t see why we can’t have that content on a local comm now that people can block individual communities.

    People who don’t like that content don’t need to see it, I don’t understand this ongoing trend of insistence that no one else should see it on a local Hexbear comm either. Especially when so many comrades have shared how these communities serve as sanity checks, the one place we can reaffirm to ourselves and to our comrades that the reactionary slog of our everyday lives is neither necessary nor normal.

    And as others have brought up, lemmygrad is a sectarian space, meaning all that’s essentially changed is that we no longer have a left unity space for this type of content on our federation network.












  • Just put in my ballot for Claudia De La Cruz. Wrote in Joseph Stalin for all the local “entrepreneur vs cop” races, and voted appropriately on measures. Never gonna vote for a Democrat ever again.

    Every so often I find myself thinking back and juxtaposing my current view of US electoral politics to how I felt on the day of the 2020 Nevada caucus. What a fucking radicalizing experience the 2020 primary was, and it becomes more and more radicalizing the longer time goes on and reveals to us none of it ever mattered.