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2·1 year agoAnd TikTok. They’ve listed that one, too.
TikTok? Really Google?!
3·1 year agoThat’s absolutely horrifying and showcases how little women’s health is worth to law makers.
Absolutely disgusting! I feel for the women in Kentucky.
Thank you! That was really interesting to watch. And it’s so tragic what happened to Aaron.
Redditor for 15 years, mostly lurker. I’ve never used the app and only used old.reddit. I’ve moved on the first black out day and so far, I’m not missing it. I prefer the vibe on Lemmy and hope, the conversations here stay as friendly as the communities grow :)
3·1 year agoYou might like !women 🙂
Thanks for creating the community.
You might also want to look at !women created by makeitso.
That sub had been created in response to threads that were looking for a community with a more inclusive sounding name that’s not connected with DNA :)
(Full disclosure: I’m not the creator or mod of that sub. I just want to promote it as it (still) has a less recognizable name for folks coming from r/Twox such as myself).
Yes there is:
The consensus of previous similar threads looking for something akin to r/Twoxchromosomes was to move away from DNA related names to sound more inclusive and welcoming transgender and non-binary folks. 🙂
In this thread from some days ago are some great suggestions, worth a look at:
Lemmings of Ask Lemmy, what should our official logo and masthead be?
The question mark is great. Personally lI like the suggestions that stick closer to the official Lemmy logo. Maybe with some more colour?
I had tried to participate one or two iterations ago. Each and every single pixel I tried to contribute was immediately turned into a red pixel by a bot. Took all the fun out of it.
The picture was there and it was clear where they were trying to get to, but the red dots completely destroyed it.
I had enough of it after that. It’s not worth it having to wait five minutes to place one pixel just to have it instantly undone again.