The history of white skin in Korea is still kind weird though right?

Not as weird as other cultures where lighter skin is preferable. I wouldn’t even blame is as a capitalism thing as a lot of cultures have skin whitening/bleaching for centuries.

The powermods arent bringing anything unique moderation except a network that allows them to control content for a specific audience.

It depends who. There are some that build tools and procedures for handling large forums. They may also share best practices across different subs.

As for controlling content, it isn’t like a corporation or political group can’t create 20 accounts and take over subs. That’s already happened on Reddit.

Its overall a good thing but the powermods will be replaced with reddit admins doing the ame

Or sock puppet accounts. Banning the current set of mods without a plan on who replaces them doesn’t fix the problem.

The problem with powermod isn’t that they exist, though. Moderation of a large sub is still done by volunteers that have had to hack solutions together because they don’t get a lot of support from Reddit. It helps Reddit to have experienced mods overseeing several subs because they bring with them experience on how to handle high profile and large scale moderation efforts. They are a technical talent pool that Reddit relies upon a lot.

The problem is that Reddit has shitty mod governance. It still uses rank by add date and offers no ability for users to kick a mod out except for TOS faults. Reddit doesn’t want to fix mod governance issues because it creates a legitimate mod power structure and Reddit doesn’t want to give that much power to users, including mods.

That said, Reddit’s shitty mod governance was copied directly to Lemmy.

And the AI being bad at its job was a feature.

That was how the Internet worked back in the day. Site reliability for small sites was shit and going viral would routinely pull a smaller site down.

Non-founder CEO’s typically get brought in to use their connections to improve the company of is an internal promotion to signify the new direction of the company. They also provide a single throat to choke when things go wrong.

What will be more likely to happen is that CEO’s will use AI to vibe manage their companies and use the AI output as justification. We don’t have enough data to tell if AI helps the best or worst CEO’s.

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There are a lot of good museums in LA. The museum for the La Brea Tar Pits is next to a few others.

There are also a lot of theme parks in the area, not just Disneyland.

Also, have you thought about getting a portable chair? I’ve seen one type that’s a plastic disc that folds out to become a stool.

Disney has invested a lot of money in ADA compliance. The ability to cut in line with a wheelchair has gone down significantly.

I don’t look at it from an ethical bar, but functional. The political conditions where impeachment is likely is rare.

Only one Supreme Court justice has been impeached, and even then they weren’t removed from office. You would need to have a judge do horrific things to get removed from office.

Maybe you should make some noise until an MP cleans up the issue.

So how does UK law handle federation?

No. But I am asking how food preserved or maintained through a diaspora culture would be classified.

Maybe not the truest form of meditation, but I enjoy the gradual awakening via lucid dreaming.

My problem with picking a cuisine is what that means.

It has become a gripe amongst Italian-Americans where I live that their cuisine isn’t considered to be Italian because Italy has changed in a different direction from their traditional cooking. The Italian-Americans can trace some recipes and practices to those who just got off the boat, but those practices don’t reflect modern Italian cuisine.

I’d probably pick Italian as one of my cuisines, but I don’t know if my practices would match the current cooking practices from the nation-state of Italy.

IANAL, but most law that I’ve heard of regarding third party content requires the site hosting the content to conform to takedown notices issued. So, having a good DCMA system requires you to be able to take down content from instances that may not be bad, but governed differently.

As for the law “catching up with” federation sites, I don’t see that happening unless Mastodon and Lemmy start creating massive lobbying arms.

Yeah, if.

Has BlueSky implemented federation yet?

I feel like this is going to become a problem with federation in the future. A Mastodon instance is hosting content outside of its control that may or may not comply with its internal policies or local law. Is that instance protected legally? Likely not.

It would likely be treated the same way as auto forwarding an email would be treated.