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In reply to @colo_lee.

@colo_lee @RickiTarr Yeah. Because to be honest, if I had genuine questions about something like trans sports, and then fuckwods like Ohio's and Texas's and Florida's governors were using that as their leg up to try to do horrible shit to trans people, I'd be pretty pissed and shouting about it.

In reply to @RickiTarr.

@RickiTarr Also it'd be helpful of the people who insist they're just asking questions spoke up when someone like Desantis tries to prevent trans adults from getting their meds or when Texas tries to separate trans kids from their parents because the parents are gender affirming. So far they're not doing that, which makes their just-asking-questions ring quite hollow.

In reply to @bruce_toews.

@bruce_toews Twitter, though, is what happens when there's nobody to tell him no. And yeah the whole thing's just sad in a lot of ways.

In reply to @bruce_toews.

@bruce_toews I think almost all of us have been in the situation where we need to do less shooting off of our mouths. Also, I guess I never got excited because Musk didn't come up with those innovations, the engineers working for him did. He just bought Tesla and Starlink and SpaceX. I mean money is important, and you need it to prototype and build all this innovative stuff, so I don't mean to discount that. But it's not his supposed genius behind it. +

In reply to @bruce_toews.

@bruce_toews If it makes you feel any better, I don't think any of us thought Twitter would implode in the way it has, or as quickly. I was skeptical from the beginning, and I just thought Musk would speedrun the moderation curve but otherwise it would be fine. Not that speedrunning the moderation curve on a site that big is fine, but I wasn't expecting most of the other stuff.

In reply to @ablackcatstail.

@ablackcatstail Hey. Did you get your Hugo theme to render or do you still need an assist?

In reply to @ke7zum.

@ke7zum No this isn't new.