Couldn’t have been me :)

But still. I encourage you to make those edits in the future. Sometimes writers are wrong, sometimes they’re pushing an agenda. I’m inclined to think whoever added that section did so maliciously and since it’s not a popular article, no one noticed. Wikipedia thrives in part because of people like us!

You seem pretty knowledgeable on the subject, go ahead and edit it! Seriously. I mean that with zero snark.

Someone without your skillset is going to read that section and not know any better. Just delete it and explain why. I’ve made hundreds of edits over the years and I’ve never even made an account.

My encouragement here is real. We rely on each other’s expertise. People like me who know nothing of the Gemini protocol need people like you to keep this page accurate.

Now for a tiny bit of playful snark: I am mildly infuriated that you noticed this yesterday and still haven’t changed it. Do it! Be the change you wish to see!

You can edit Wikipedia when something is wrong. That’s kinda like the whole point of the site

So it is doubling down when you’re proven wrong that gives you a pants tent or is it moving the goalposts that gets you going? Can’t really tell between your two replies

I thought you were going in a different direction (Even without a Facebook account, Meta has your contact info because they scanned your friend’s phone) but both are true. I’ve had similar conversations about it and privacy is not a value most people think is worth standing for. The convenience always outweighs what, for them, is a non-issue.

Restaurants don’t make their own fortune cookies, that is true, but there’s hundreds and hundreds of fortune cookie manufacturers in the US. Outside of chain restaurants, I’d wager most buy from local suppliers. Next time you get one, look up the manufacturer on the label

But there’s another near-flavorless cracker whose production IS almost entirely centralized…The majority of the mass-produced communion wafers in the US are made by one company in Rhode Island.

What is this community? First it’s all reddit reposts and now it’s this

Yeah, I don’t think any post that is written in first person should be mirrored

Maybe we’re all reddit replybots…

You’re giving advice to a reddit repost bot

I’m mildly infuriated that you’re just reposting stuff from the subreddit. A place like this should be OC-only otherwise it’s just ragebait, you’re venting for someone else

Of all the search engines, Jeeves makes me the most sense as an LLM chatbot. It was already personified

I don’t have autism but I think this is a bad question. It’s not asking about the test taker, it’s asking about their social circle.

Like if you mostly talk to other autistic people in your life, you’re gonna get called out for it less than if you worked at a corporate office

You can selectively shift hues pretty easily in photoshopa

I don’t think you interpreted the joke correctly if it led to this comment

And like the chad guy, we’re using it to make fun of people who use it in earnest. We’re not calling people soyboys and do not need to avoid the word “soyjak”

Is this a bit where you play a caricature of a 2010 Tumblr user? Soyjak is the name of the meme character.

The lines they’ve set with their piss borders need to be refreshed but they absolutely have declared areas that others respect the boundaries at risk of getting attacked.

A wolf occasionally crossing that border - either deliberately or because the scent wore off - doesn’t change the point that they’re making. It’s not like they put up a physical fence.

Yes because it doesn’t change the author’s point in the slightest

The article is 6 sentences long and 2 of the sentences are speculation from the author.

This is not a good article.