What does "&udm=14” do?

Harry Potter room.

Yeah don’t go to mini Russia.

Then you make a rule “no low effort political questions”.

Seriously? Political questions, political related questions, and international political related questions.

The one you listed is for essentially for posting articles.

Seriously? You’re this pedantic on the word discussion? Ok I will amend my first comment to:

We just had probably the most consequential election of our life and you want to ban discussionquestions and the resulting discussion in the comments?

Jeez all over again.

It’s not a small topic, it’s a small community to set up all these tiny communities.

Community is what we called subs on the other site.

What’s wrong is fracturing. Lemmy is not so massive that it can sustain niche communities for every little topic.

… And now you can’t ask anything about politics. There’s was doubtless going to be political questions to ask, and politic adjacent (where do I move) that will all be removed.

And you can’t even ask about effects on the world either! Gaza, Ukraine, NATO, trade, tariffs, etc. Are those going to be removed? All valid questions, but sounds political to me.

Like way to shut down shit tons of conversation.

We just had probably the most consequential election of our life and you want to ban discussion? Jeezus.

No kidding.

They said the main story was supposed to be the sheriff’s. The other guy’s just kinda took over too much.

Bullies don’t like picking on people that stand up for themselves.

I’m reminded of an old meme, it was a message taped to a dorm’s clothes dryer: “Whoever took my wet clothes out of the dryer and put yours in, you’re an asshole. Unfortunately for you, so am I. You can find your clothes outside frozen in the snowbank. Problem with that? Room 214.”

It’s the no sun in winter.

So why has it come into vogue suddenly?

Talks about South and North Korea, China, Japan. No mention of Taiwan.

I initially thought the first panel should be “switches!”

This is the UK

Daniel Shaw, Louise Lancaster, Lucia Whittaker De Abreu and Cressida Gethin were each sentenced to four years in prison this week after being found guilty of planning disruptive protests on the M25. A fifth defendant, Roger Hallam, was sentenced to five years by a judge who said he “sat at the very highest level of the conspiracy”.