@aral Could we have a non-sweary hashtag too please?
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@harriyott Profanity borne out of righteous indignation at injustice or inequality isn’t rude; it’s a valid expression of human emotion. -
@aral I'm not objecting to you (or anyone else) swearing, and agree with you. However, I choose not to swear, and so won't use that hashtag. -
@harriyott How about#exposethemisogyny ? -
@aral Much better. Far more descriptive too, thank you. -
@harriyott@aral Fwiw, people tell me that all lower hashtags are hard for non-programmers to parse…#ExposeTheMisogynyIsEasierToRead -
@mbrit All lower- or upper-case is always harder to read cos of the way we read i.e. we recognise the shape of the word -
@philpursglove Indeed.
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@aral A question: what do you think about remarks that the train accident in Spain never would've happenend with a female drive? -
@VZuydweg I have to reject the premise of your question. A few remarks that portray a biased position in the other direction do not in…
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@aral@nikkibayley From what I can see these people are 'hiding'-no photo, no name, no information. Don't even know what country coming from -
@roaming_scribe@nikkibayley Not all of them. Report/block anonymous ones, expose the ones that aren’t. - End of conversation
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@aral@UberGeekGirl Yes, that has worked out extremely well in the recent past.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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