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@sindarina +1 Did that.

I still don't like the gender neutral language thing as it applies to German, basically just bloating up things and making things more convoluted 😩.

I like the idea of completely dumping the whole "it has to reflect gender"-idea.

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@sindarina +1 Did that.

I still don't like the gender neutral language thing as it applies to German, basically just bloating up things and making things more convoluted 😩.

I like the idea of completely dumping the whole "it has to reflect gender"-idea.

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@cwebber @rauschma @tsyesika @erincandescent @rhiaro @evan @VamptVo Absolutely true. I can hardly take any credit as the original acsii version was a 1:1 template. I just put a colorful vector/pixel theme over the existing character art.

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@cwebber @rauschma @tsyesika @erincandescent @rhiaro @evan @VamptVo Absolutely true. I can hardly take any credit as the original acsii version was a 1:1 template. I just put a colorful vector/pixel theme over the existing character art.

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@alfredtwu

first: feel the urge to tip the first stone over and enjoy the chain-reaction.

then: read what's on them.

Pure horror. That mean illustrator set out a trap! 😂

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@alfredtwu

first: feel the urge to tip the first stone over and enjoy the chain-reaction.

then: read what's on them.

Pure horror. That mean illustrator set out a trap! 😂

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@tonroosendaal on :peertube: Peertube https://video.blender.org/w/pvxCBzT2wU MyAZ5Ya55Use

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@tonroosendaal on :peertube: Peertube https://video.blender.org/w/pvxCBzT2wU MyAZ5Ya55Use

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@HeavenlyPossum @darcher There is no such thing as a potential vote. One either has a vote – or has no vote.

It is a "potential vote" if you have to roll the dice to see if you get a vote or not.

To throw away a vote you first need to have a vote.

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@HeavenlyPossum @darcher There is no such thing as a potential vote. One either has a vote – or has no vote.

It is a "potential vote" if you have to roll the dice to see if you get a vote or not.

To throw away a vote you first need to have a vote.

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@darcher @HeavenlyPossum I don't see what is tautological about the notion that all votes have an impact of the outcome.

It is stating the obvious. Making my point. Not a needless repetition.

There is no assumption of any specific kind of association, just me noting the fact that there is association in either case: making my point.

Having a vote is being part of the process. If somehow "having a vote" is not true any more you are out. Not by playing pretend and just refraining.

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@darcher @HeavenlyPossum I don't see what is tautological about the notion that all votes have an impact of the outcome.

It is stating the obvious. Making my point. Not a needless repetition.

There is no assumption of any specific kind of association, just me noting the fact that there is association in either case: making my point.

Having a vote is being part of the process. If somehow "having a vote" is not true any more you are out. Not by playing pretend and just refraining.

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@HeavenlyPossum Re-framing it to a tautology is just being silly. Come on, you can do better than that.

If your vote counts your participation is inevitable. Maybe not in favor of any party, but the decision to let others decide plays a role in the outcome of what happens. Deal with it.

> Why can’t I blame you?
Asking why you can't put blame on somebody without voting rights? This is even beyond silly.

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@HeavenlyPossum Re-framing it to a tautology is just being silly. Come on, you can do better than that.

If your vote counts your participation is inevitable. Maybe not in favor of any party, but the decision to let others decide plays a role in the outcome of what happens. Deal with it.

> Why can’t I blame you?
Asking why you can't put blame on somebody without voting rights? This is even beyond silly.

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@HeavenlyPossum You keep dodging the fact that throwing away a vote does not remove involvement. I'm arguing that people with voting rights (all of them) always play a role in the outcome. That's what a vote is.

Refraining from voting DOES make one responsible for the outcome of that election.

Only if you never had a vote in the first place you would be right.

E.g.: You can't blame me for Trumps win as a German citizen. You can, if I deliberately threw away my vote as a US citizen, though.

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@HeavenlyPossum You keep dodging the fact that throwing away a vote does not remove involvement. I'm arguing that people with voting rights (all of them) always play a role in the outcome. That's what a vote is.

Refraining from voting DOES make one responsible for the outcome of that election.

Only if you never had a vote in the first place you would be right.

E.g.: You can't blame me for Trumps win as a German citizen. You can, if I deliberately threw away my vote as a US citizen, though.