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[miindjack]

friendly reminder since discourse is happening and peepaw is tired:

this is okay to reblog. in fact, i highly encourage it.

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

putting my prediction on record now that the coming decade is going to see the rise of viral-marketed fancy at-home water filtration systems, driving and driven by a drastic reduction in the quality of U.S. tap water (given that we are in a 'replacement era' where our current infrastructure is reaching the end of its lifespan--but isn't being replaced). also guessing that by the 2030s access to drinkable tap water will be a mainstream class issue, with low-income & unstably housed people increasingly forced to rely on expensive bottled water when they can't afford the up-front cost of at-home filtration--and with this being portrayed in media as a "moral failing" and short-sighted "choice," rather than a basic failure of our political & economic systems. really hope i'm just being alarmist, but plenty of this already happens in other countries, and the U.S. is in a state of decline, so. here's praying this post ages into irrelevance. timestamped April 2023

[intotheelliwoods]

happy day 3 of tumblr not allowing me to post comics everybody🎉

[cameroneatsdirt]

Art month things I’ve done so far (I have some catching up I need to do :(

[miraculousfanworks]

Writing Prompt: ...

Finding Nino

Prompt by: Tanzle

[chaotic-tired-fox]

Tumblr: Oh you don’t want to see posts like this on your fyp? Okay, we won’t show them anymore :)

Twitter: Oh you don’t want to see posts like this on your fyp? Here’s 50000 more posts about the thing you don’t wanna see. Eat shit.

[tibialtybalt]

I come out of saint play sessions physically exhausted bc I'm so tense and stressed while playing LMAO

[disasterhimbo]

My parents gave me money for Christmas instead of buying eSIMs for Gaza like I asked for and now I’m tempted to use it on groceries instead 🙃 being poor fucking sucks lol

[ratuszarsenal]

on the topic, it is strange just how little attention is paid in popular culture (and in many historical circles) to the 1st world war. it was arguably the first modern-type war which scarred a generation, completely flipped the west's (and not only) cultural trajectory and was just so, so unique in so many regards just to get completely overshadowed by its successor war (understandable) and the melodrama of 19th century monarchies (baffling)

[chronicbitchsyndrome]

so: masking: good, unequivocally. please mask and please educate others on why they should mask to make the world safer for immune compromised people to participate in.

however: masking is not my policy focus and it shouldn't be yours, either. masking is a very good mitigation against droplet-born illnesses and a slightly less effective (but still very good) mitigation against airborne illnesses, but its place in the pyramid of mitigation demands is pretty low, for several reasons:

it's an individual mitigation, not a systemic one. the best mitigations to make public life more accessible affect everyone without distributing the majority of the effort among individuals (who may not be able to comply, may not have access to education on how to comply, or may be actively malicious).

it's a post-hoc mitigation, or to put it another way, it's a band-aid over the underlying problem. even if it was possible to enforce, universal masking still wouldn't address the underlying problem that it is dangerous for sick people and immune compromised people to be in the same public locations to begin with. this is a solvable problem! we have created the societal conditions for this problem!

here are my policy focuses:

upgraded air filtration and ventilation systems for all public buildings. appropriate ventilation should be just as bog-standard as appropriately clean running water. an indoor venue without a ventilation system capable of performing 5 complete air changes per hour should be like encountering a public restroom without any sinks or hand sanitizer stations whatsoever.

enforced paid sick leave for all employees until 3-5 days without symptoms. the vast majority of respiratory and food-borne illnesses circulate through industry sectors where employees come into work while experiencing symptoms. a taco bell worker should never be making food while experiencing strep throat symptoms, even without a strep diagnosis.

enforced virtual schooling options for sick students. the other vast majority of respiratory and food-borne illnesses circulate through schools. the proximity of so many kids and teenagers together indoors (with little to no proper ventilation and high levels of physical activity) means that if even one person comes to school sick, hundreds will be infected in the following few days. those students will most likely infect their parents as well. allowing students to complete all readings and coursework through sites like blackboard or compass while sick will cut down massively on disease transmission.

accessible testing for everyone. not just for COVID; if there's a test for any contagious illness capable of being performed outside of lab conditions, there should be a regulated option for performing that test at home (similar to COVID rapid tests). if a test can only be performed under lab conditions, there should be a government-subsidized program to provide free of charge testing to anyone who needs it, through urgent cares and pharmacies.

the last thing to note is that these things stack; upgraded ventilation systems in all public buildings mean that students and employees get sick less often to begin with, making it less burdensome for students and employees to be absent due to sickness, and making it more likely that sick individuals will choose to stay home themselves (since it's not so costly for them).

masking is great! keep masking! please use masking as a rhetorical "this is what we can do as individuals to make public life safer while we're pushing for drastic policy changes," and don't get complacent in either direction--don't assume that masking is all you need to do or an acceptable forever-solution, and equally, don't fall prey to thinking that pushing for policy change "makes up" for not masking in public. it's not a game with scores and sides; masking is a material thing you can do to help the individual people you interact with one by one, and policy changes are what's going to make the entirety of public life safer for all immune compromised people.

[wormonastringtheory]

THIS IS LIFE OR DEATH FOR PALESTINIANS IN GAZA

Making an urgent new post for Feras because I found out they can't get funds out of GFM fast enough to address their needs for water so please donate to their campaign via

Feras is a good friend of my friend's Abby, Olivia, and their mom Hope.

They're trying to raise funds to get a water filtration device/system for their community. The community is dangerously/near-LETHALLY low on water. Please send even the minimum amount donation. It adds up and it's so urgent.

[vrabbiit]

hi i was the one who thought tumblr ate my asks i JUST saw them answered now i think i am blind 💀 i apologize!

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don’t worry about it!! i believe it was to do with them being marked as mature, which i have opted not to do for this moment (although any nsfw will remain labelled as such!!)

[paperback-rascal]

Please give someone to hug Mercy? He needs a hug…

Surprisingly enough, and utterly counterintuitively, Mercy gets more physical interaction during Clone Wars than he ever did in the Jedi Order pre-war as clone troopers wear their armors (especially helmets on which have built-in filtration/rebreathing systems) most of the time which makes Mercy less hell-bent on keeping his distance.

I assume the ask is in relation to this post of mine -> [LINK]<-

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[orionsangel86]

Content Filters - Your New Best Friend!

I dont think we take advantage of content filters enough. So I'm putting together a little tutorial in case anyone isn't aware of them.

Now we may all be aware of tag filters, both via tumblr saviour and also tumblrs in built tag filtration system.

But that still runs into issues as some people just dont tag their posts, and therefore some posts will still find their way to the dashboards of people that dont want to see certain content that they have blocked.

If you are in a small fandom, sometimes popular content that you arent interested in can become quite prevailent and unavoidable even if you have tags blocked. But there IS a way to avoid that content regardless of whether people are tagging their posts or not

CONTENT FILTERS.

Content filters work by blocking certain words that appear in posts. If there is a certain thing that you really want to avoid, you can just block that word or phrase and boom! You'll never have to see it and everyone will be happier for it. If you don't know where the content filters are, I can show you. On tumblr mobile go to account settings:

Then scroll down to "content you see":

Here you will find the filtered tags:

And if you're anything like me you'll have a nice long list of blocked tags to curate your feed.

However if you just scroll down to the bottom of your blocked tags list, you'll find this:

Here is where you add words you wanna block. You can block trigger words, you can block things like "blood" if thats not your jam, you can block "omegaverse" if that gives you a squick, and you can also block ship names and names of whole fandoms if you find them annoying (blocking Supernatural may help with your mental health lmao).

It can be overzealous, so its best to block phrases more than random words as those words can be used in many contexts after all (which is why its excellent for blocking fandom ships as those are usually portmanteaus that wont appear in regular language). Blocking the word "omega" may be a bit too wide a net for instance, but blocking something like "omega Dream" will work wonders and calm those buldging temple veins.

Now this is just a tumblr app tutorial but I believe the content filters are in the same place on desktop. Its not hard to find them and I strongly suggest everyone uses them.

We all want to have a peaceful pleasant fandom experience, and as always, the best way to do that is to CURATE YOUR OWN SPACE. I'm someone who loves searching in the fandom tags, so I dont rely on following/unfollowing to curate my feed. I often expose myself to things in the tags i may prefer to avoid, or maybe I follow people for some content but dont wanna see other content they reblog. Either way, the content filters protect me from triggers, things that squick me out, and content I just find annoying.

Whilst we can all ask that people tag appropriately, it is never the OPs fault if you have seen something you don't want to see. You have all the tools available to you to avoid everything you dont like. Use them.

[vaspider]

Hi 👋 I know we’ve never directly talked, but I had an epiphany recently and you have a significantly further reach than I do.

So I started working for the US Post Office a couple months ago in one of their main regional processing plants, and I discovered something: mail is absolutely filthy. Packages in particular are dirtier than you would ever think unless you’ve worked in the industry. Every single piece of mail is touched by multiple people within a relatively short timeframe.

My epiphany is this: immunocompromised people need to treat mail like dirty bombs, especially if they’re trying to avoid COVID.

Letters are lower risk, packages are higher, flats (magazines, catalogues, junk mail, etc) are highest imo. Message me for details if you want, and granted I’m basing this off the US postal processing system, but. I think this is why some people get sick despite taking all the precautions because no one, in my experience, really thinks about their mail as being dirty. It doesn’t help that mail can’t really be washed or sanitized or disinfected.

So. Yeah. It’s kinda scary when you start to think about it. I’ve never seen anyone talk about this and I’m hoping to help someone somewhere from getting sick.

While I appreciate what you're saying here, and immunocompromised people should definitely take reasonable care with dealing with surfaces of unknown disease load provenance, but... COVID does not primarily spread via surfaces, and the COVID virus lasts a maximum of 24h on surfaces -- usually much less. We've known this for multiple years at this point.

If people are really concerned, they can avoid all possibility of COVID exposure via their mail by handling mail and packages with gloves within the first 24h or by simply letting their mail sit for a day before touching it.

It's far more likely that people are getting sick because many of us are under the impression that COVID dissipates in the air much more quickly than it does. COVID droplets can hang in the air for hours if there isn't good air circulation or filtration.

Mail is dirty, money is filthy (it's covered with poop!), but COVID doesn't really pass between people via surfaces. Other things might, though, so handle your mail with reasonable care if you're immunocompromised.