Cassian

I knit, I have a cute cat, I live in Wales, I do surveys and polls a lot, I'm autistic and ADHD.

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2026-07-12 18:28:22 UTC

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That's 13 years old. I wonder if anyone is actually doing it properly yet?

2026-07-08 05:41:38 UTC

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Not sure how you feel about sharing AI, but this is AI, just in case you are opposed and didn't recognise it. :S

2026-06-05 11:51:32 UTC

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What can followers do to help?

2026-04-14 21:37:59 UTC

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Taking them to small claims court is usually more effective AND more lucrative, and you can represent yourself. :) Just in case you ever get subjected to this kind of discrimination yourself or know someone else who does: https://www.kingqueen.org.uk/dart-text-version/

2025-07-03 22:18:23 UTC

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I don't seem to have a Gemini app on my Android phone, and I didn't get an email from Google about it, so I guess this is geographically limited...?

2025-07-03 22:04:33 UTC

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I really wish this article and also Mastodon posts spreading alarm about this would say whether this is worldwide or just in the US, etc. Often things don't apply in the EU and the UK because of our privacy laws and looking into this further is just a waste of time for me, and it's impossible to know if people don't say locations up-front.

2025-03-10 10:36:45 UTC

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This is in quotes so I guess it wasn't you who said it - do you have attribution?
Edit: Ah, is it this from 19 hours ago? https://www.threads.net/@elle_two/post/DG_Ay1ZuB_T/reminder-that-professionalism-is-a-white-supremacist-trope-created-to-make-every

2025-02-24 15:56:00 UTC

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I'm not saying you're wrong! I'm just saying that the graph doesn't show what you say it does.

2025-02-24 14:58:51 UTC

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If there were a lot of people living and working in Ireland legally with GB passports, and it looked like the UK was about to leave the EU and take with them a bunch of people's rights to live and work in Ireland, those people would have to get Irish passports to continue with their lives. All of that is unrelated to levels of satisfaction with Brexit. A lot of people who didn't need to do paperwork suddenly had to do paperwork, that's all we know.

2025-02-24 14:50:33 UTC

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We just know that those people would like to be able to live and work in Ireland, though - we don't know how they feel about Brexit. The graph doesn't say anything about dissatisfaction with Brexit.

2025-02-24 10:39:14 UTC

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So if you're aware of that, I'm curious as to why you're presenting it as a measure of how popular Brexit is?

2025-02-24 10:00:32 UTC

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Might these statistics just be because before Brexit you didn't need Irish citizenship to do what they wanted to do, and now you do? Like, it might not be that those people dislike Brexit, and it's just that some people who were doing a thing before now have to do some paperwork that they didn't have to do before? So those statistics are more evidence that Brexit happened, rather than that people don't like it?

2024-12-27 23:36:11 UTC

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Our town calls it a Community Fridge, and its "branding" is "Y Pantri", which is Welsh for "the pantry". Community Pantry or similar?