Feeds are aggregators that show you posts that fulfill certain criteria, such as mentioning keywords (which can include but is not limited to hashtags). They're a lot more versatile than just hashtags. I can't tell you why they chose the # symbol to represent feeds ┐( ∵ )┌
On your profile you have a following count, that's where you'll find a list of people you follow.
Da bin ich ja gradezu froh, dass ich aus medizinischen Gründen das mit dem Kinderkriegen eh vermeiden sollte.
Ich vermute, das ist euphemistisch für "Patientys unnötige OPs andrehen"?
beispielsweise bei Schafen, Ziegen, Kuhschenkeln oder Kamelen
Aber nicht am Rest der Kuh.
I'm just here to tell you that this is a very US centric view. I'm not from the US and, outside of random internet posts, there are no records of any of my political associations, past or present, and I've voted in all local and national elections for >20 years. Seeing as extremist forces are unfortunately currently gaining power over here, I REALLY wouldn't want any type of public record even hinting at who exactly I've been voting for.
Fucking hell it's true. This is exactly the kind of obscure nonsense I love, how did it take me 30 years to learn this?
The key concept you want to look into is feeds. They're as, if not more important than hashtags. There's a feed called Following which is all posts from people you subscribe to.
It might deter other people from bad actions.
The thing is, other shitty people care. They see how we treat dead shitty people and, because humans are irrational, see it as a reward for their behaviour in life. That's also why I'm against the notion of not speaking ill of the dead - no, people need to realise that they won't be respected when they're dead if they were shitty.
I know it doesn't matter, rationally. But humans are weird and care about what people will think when they're gone.
I wouldn't recommend learning to draw from scratch digitally no matter what software, but if you're not a complete beginner and you're willing to experiment with its functions, I don't see why not. There's a large helpful community and lots of tutorials too.
What I'm trying to get at is that people need to stay for a critical mass to be reached instead of going "there's nobody here" and leaving.
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~hurz~