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  • I get that whilst also dancing on the idea that perhaps a power user shouldn’t post so much? This is decentralized social media, there really shouldn’t be an aim to maximise here: You post, you like, you don’t like.

    If the aim is to farm engagement and thus a “power user” is born, then I suspect their motives or at least implore them to touch grass more often.

    I’m making a lot of judgements here, and probably deserve any downvotes I get here - but if your posting habits are indistinguishable from a bot, then question your posting habits




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    I guess it’s just when they suddenly pull themselves away from the pearly gates once the referee decides that he’s not having it, and God decides to personally intervene and restore their souls back to them.

    The whiplash from the sudden recovery can be jarring



  • Tea party etiquette depends on the customs and accepted standards of behaviour of a given time period and place. 1900 etiquette demonstrated etiquette to be linked with conservative and rigid gender roles.[9] Manners were of utmost importance in the proper conduct of men and women in early tea parties.[9]

    There are several rules of etiquette noted during the 19th and 20th centuries. Various rules of etiquette included:

    1. Learn to be patient[10]
    2. Restrain your temper[10]
    3. Refrain from speaking in anger[10]
    4. Silence is more valuable than speech[10]

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_party