Gregory's ServerIn my professional life, I've wandered into a research project on modeling famines and starvation physiology. Which means I'm reading scientific literature on starvation physiology. I'm in a place of safety and resilience, but I can tell that even short term immersion in this material does have an effect on me, especially with where the world is right now.
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Why is it so hard to find documentation on what (if any) consequence "Limit" level moderation of an instance has on the Limited instance's ability to view content from the Limiting instance? All that the JoinMastodon documentation page (https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/moderation/) seems to say is "At this moment, limit does not affect federation." Does anyone have more specific information on this? (boosts welcome) As social.coop continues to hash out how to handle the prospect of a Facebook- / Meta-hosted Activity Pub app, members of our community are pulling together early examples of how other instances are responding. Here's scicomm.xyz's statement: https://about.scicomm.xyz/doku.php?id=blog:2023:0625_meta_on_the_fediverse_to_block_or_not_to_block And here's the statement from the anarchist / antifascist instance Kolektiva: https://kolektiva.social/explore |
It turns out that the bulk of the scientific literature on starvation physiology comes from the 1940s. You can fucking guess why.
It turns out that people in the United States and other members of the Alliies were extremely interested in how to care for chronically starved populations starting around 1944.