@starwall setting up a table across from the army recruiters about the many opportunities afforded by america's enemies
My new e-bookshop is open!
I believe discovery, fairness and inclusivity are at the heart of digital bookselling.
Inclusive and DRM-free
All formats for all devices, no need to convert. You get a DRM-free e-book that works and is yours to keep.
Fair means fair
Authors get 80% of the profit. No deep discounts, or e-books that cost the same as the print version.
Genuine discovery
A curated e-bookshop, every title read and loved before hitting the shelves.
reverse Monster Hunter where we play as monsters and we attack hunters to protect the environment.
instead of getting better weapons from their skin, we get an improved ecosystem (more animals&plants&clear water etc.) and that makes us stronger. that's the grind, instead of bigger armour you watch your forest flourish more and more. this also attracts worse hunters, creating the difficulty curve.
@DissidentKitty pro-tip for independent researchers: e-mail the authors and kindly ask for a pre-print version of the article.
Many (most?) journals allow "scholarly sharing" and researchers tend to appreciate it when others take interest in their work.
There are a lot of things to criticize Amerikkka for but watch how you do it, because then you start to erase folks living under that colonialism within its own borders.
why the FUCK did my hair not magically turn into the nonbinary flag the instant i came out this is an outrage
This actually relates to the real world priesthood of Inanna/Ishtar which from contemporary descriptions and poems seemed to have a large amount of androgynous, homosexual and intersex members, and a large amount of it's practices defied gender roles.
a bug, not a feature.
Genderless* cyberfae & co. at your service
assigned adult by the inexorable passage of time
don't use he/him or she/her pronouns for any of us without express permission
note that if we ever make you uncomfortable in any way please tell us so we know to stop. we're not always good at figuring these things out on our own