Well well well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own actions.

    • stopthatgirl7OP
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      441 year ago

      Y’know, I’ve never understood claiming “who cares” when someone must care enough to comment. When I truly don’t care about something, I just scroll past it and ignore it. If you’re truly “moving on,” why not just, well, move on?

      • admin
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        11 year ago

        My comment was meant to imply that Elon Musk is talked about far more than he deserves. Especially when most of what he does is meant to troll or generally antagonize people. We have to stop letting disingenuous and downright dastardly people infect our daily conversations.

      • snooggums
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        11 year ago

        Because when something is constantly in your face that you think is overblown, asking who cares is a sign that you are sick of the thing that you are unable to avoid.

        It is hard to ignore when it is everywhere all the time.

        • stopthatgirl7OP
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          11 year ago

          …I think you missed a word there, because I’m not quite following your first sentence.

          • snooggums
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            11 year ago

            All the words are there, but maybe rephrasing it would help you.

            People often say “who cares” about stuff they are sick of hearing about that they think is overblown and they cannot avoid it. It is shorthand for “Why do so many people care about this pointless topic and won’t shut up about it.”

        • @Huschke
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          41 year ago

          You could always set up filters to completely ignore Musk.

        • stopthatgirl7OP
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          21 year ago

          Then curate your feed better? The only one responsible for what you see is you.

          And scrolling by is a lot faster than opening a post to reply to it.

    • Chozo
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      61 year ago

      Am I the only one who finds it in bad taste to use an “admin”-named account outside of their own instance?