I’m never going to refer to the site as a “safe space” or ban anyone just for occasionally acting like a jerk in an argument—I’d probably have to ban myself fairly quickly. However, it will also never be described as anything like “an absolute free speech site”.
I love this passage.
On one hand he acknowledge his own personal responsibility.
On the other he call for dialogue and good sense.
A question though: what’s the relationship between the different tildes? I thought I was reading something about tilde.team (and was surprised by the pastel colours :-D ) till I realized that I was on a different domain.
I’ve got an account on tildes.net if you would like an invite (which i got from cmccabe originally).
I’ve been too busy here (meaning the tildeverse) to even drop by there, but it’s another nice community.
I love this passage.
On one hand he acknowledge his own personal responsibility.
On the other he call for dialogue and good sense.
A question though: what’s the relationship between the different tildes? I thought I was reading something about tilde.team (and was surprised by the pastel colours :-D ) till I realized that I was on a different domain.
It turns out that the relationship between the tildes.net site and tilde GNU/Linux boxes like tilde.team is mostly coincidental. Deimos wrote about it in an FAQ: https://docs.tildes.net/faq#why-is-the-site-named-tildes