As a dyslexic, my heart sinks whenever I am greeted by reams of paper to read on top of a character sheet just as a game begins. My partner is #blind , and not (yet) a gamer. I'd love to bring her into the fold. Are there any #ttrpg which are completely paperless, at least for the players? Something where all she'd need to know is who her character is and what they're about.
@kim That's because you recognize the responsibility, a lot of people don't
@kelledy It's certainly something I've observed elsewhere as well, but the infosec community is the only one where I can speak about it from extensive experience :)
re: meta, long
@dl While I do think it is important to be prepared for such a situation, it is also very dangerous to just assume as a fact that that *will* be the situation, and moreso to state it as such.
What breaks loosely organized structures isn't abuse itself, but a loss of trust in the structure's ability to deal with it. Declaring it impossible to do so upfront just makes that failure mode *more likely* to occur.
Losing the openness should be the absolute last resort. It is an option that should be on the table, but *only* after every other possible solution has been eliminated, including (particularly!) the ones that might seem unlikely to work because of (frequently misguided) beliefs about "human nature".
re: Full-text search on Mastodon rant
@SeanWrightSec@infosec.exchange @buherator@infosec.exchange (Sidenote: did you have an earlier account elsewhere? Because it's a bit odd to call this a "worrying trend" when this has very explicitly been the policy here for *years* and you joined here less than a month ago...)
re: Full-text search on Mastodon rant
@SeanWrightSec@infosec.exchange @buherator@infosec.exchange To reiterate: fedi is primarily a place built by marginalized people for marginalized people, and that means a heavy emphasis on community safety features.
It is neither meant to be a Twitter clone, nor a "public square", nor something that optimizes for "what the majority wants".
Convenience with disregard for the consequences is already the default everywhere else. Why is it such a problem that this is the one place where it isn't? Why does everything need to be like Twitter?
If an #ActuallyAutistic person shares information w you, it’s NOT because we feel negatively toward you or “think we know everything” or are judging you.
We’re doing it because we like you.
Most of us LOVE information.
We’re just sharing our favorite thing.
@f0x But are they auto-scaled yet
@rune @kim @dumpsterqueer Crowd-sourced social media break scheduling
re: journa.host
I think this signifies a profound change in the fediverse. It's not like seeing a Pleroma instance crawling with swastikas and 4channers and smashing the suspend button. That's easy.
Reporters control narratives. They are watching us because we are a "beat" (an actual remark I have seen by one of them). We are material for their careers.
We can be as objective as we want in their interviews, but at the end of the day, they're the ones who decide what we said and how we said it.
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