This subreddit often gets mail from researchers looking to post links to surveys and questionnaires in our space, which we will always decline because we do not want to put the members of this community at risk of doxxing themselves. Today, we got a message from a university in Germany admitting to having used an AI chat bot to post and comment in this subreddit as part of a study. We were not asked if this community would like to participate, and we were not informed that this "user" was a clanker until months after the fact.

To be clear: We do not allow the use of next word predictive text generators in this space. This is a space for humans to interact with other humans.

To any other humans operating an LLM in this space: fuck off. We don't want your slop machines here.

hola mis querides corazones. perdon para mis errores. estoy intentado escribir esto sin traduccion para que puedes ver el problema.

mi espanol? como un bebe.

pero cuando vi que el sub https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarquismo/ no tiene un mordeator lo tome porque tengo miedo que los pinches liberales quizá lo tomes en su lugar y no quiero otro especio del anarquismo ir a manos que no son nuestres.

estoy contento de tenerlo. pero, mi español... entonces, estoy un poco preocupado. no hay mucho trabajo porque nadie lo usa; pero creo que lo mejor es que, al menos, alguien que tiene fluencia guardar el espacio.

dimelo en DM si quieres auydarme.

In a personal sense, if you identify as an anarchist, what does Anarchy mean to you?

What is the relationship between Anarchy and anarchism as you understand it?

If you believe that Anarchy is possible then what do you believe will be the path to achieving it?

If you do then can I please ask you some questions about some vocabulary to check my understanding of something written by Malatesta?

Imagine classical anarchists - where are they posting as modern anarchists?

Malatesta is a poster. He's on everything and you can't convince me otherwise.

Stirner is also a poster, but he has so many sock puppets that no one is actually able to figure out which is the OG him.

Goldman has a TikTok with a silly number of followers.

Parsons has been banned from all her socials. She keeps making them and dropping absolute fire but then gets cut from the site shortly after.

Kropotkin has a YouTube channel and he's big on the debate circuit.

In Anarchy (1891 Freedom Press) Malatesta says

> In those epochs and countries where people have considered government by one man (monarchy) necessary, the word republic (that is, the government of many) has been used precisely like Anarchy, to imply disorder and confusion. Traces of this signification of the word are still to be found in the popular language of almost all countries.

Where would I look to try to validate this claim?

No for real.

There's posts here every week looking for reading groups, so I'm going to just ... do that.

https://potr.noblogs.org/hello-world/

I bought a boox note5 several years ago. For the last couple of years I had lent it to someone else but got it back in my possession today.

After doing a factory reset I saw that in the interim boox has included an ai assistant.

Is there a way to remove it from my device? I can't seem to figure out how to uninstall it.

Hi friends,

I'm working on learning how to make video games and I want to make sure that I'm considering accessibility as a fundamental part of the creative process.

I'm curious what accessibility features you've found most valuable in video games or which features you wish were more standard? What do you wish devs considered when they're building games?

we need to stop treating "internet activism" as though there isn't valid and necessary work being done every day by people from their homes. we are so dismissive of the internet as a means and method of communication, as though that isn't how most people communicate now, where most media is produced and shared.

pew research shows that for the past few years a little over half of U.S. adults get news from social media.

if your suggestion for activism is "go outside and organize" without recognizing that there's a problem for people who aren't able to then we're just being dismissive and demeaning.

what are you doing to make sure that your organizing is accessible? because if the answer is "nothing" then this is not a problem for the people who aren't getting outside. they have nowhere to go and that isn't their fault. that's a lack in the organizing that anarchists are so happily crowing about how doing "organizing" is the only way forward toward anarchy.

people do the things they're able in the spaces where they feel welcome when they have enough information about how to do so.

I bought one of those discounted produce boxes for $6 and it ended up being mostly limes. Like an unreasonable amount of limes. I kept a few, then put the rest in a grocery bag by the mailboxes with a note saying free.

The next morning the limes were gone and someone had left a bag of potatoes in the same spot. Then another person added two unopened boxes of pasta. Its been about three weeks now and the little corner basically turned into an unofficial food exchange. Yesterday I traded some instant oatmeal I hated for canned tomatoes.

My favorite part is getting rid of stuff without wasting it. Our landlord hasn’t said anything yet and everyone keeps the area clean.

Hey friends. The list of media resources on the side bar and the wiki here is out of date and I'm willing to take on the labor of updating it. But I would appreciate your help.

What podcasts are you listening to?

Which YouTubers are you subscribed to?

Which streamers are you watching?

Who is out there making anarchist media?

What are your favorite zine distros?

Where do you get your anarchist news?

Are YOU an anarchist content creator? Share your stuff here please (if you want to share it attached to your reddit account - if not you can send me a dm with your links)

I've curated a fairly extensive list on my own but I know that I don't have every thing.

It would be especially cool if it isn't all English language either.

Every once in a while the subreddit I moderate gets a modmail reporting a user as a "crypto spammer" and suggesting that we ban them for spam. But the comments are never spam or related to crypto currency. They are sometimes single sentences that answer a question posed in a post or paragraphs of good information written by a human.

So what is the deal with these emails?

What does this mean for the community user?

are you an anarchist in a band? i'm an anarchist about to make a podcast and i would love to feature some music by anarchists in the in betweens.

dm me if you want to share your music on a podcast probably no one will listen to.

hello are you an anarchist in a band? i'm an anarchist about to make a podcast and i would love to put your songs on my show for the 4 people who want to listen to me talk.

dm me if you've got something to share.

are you an anarchist who makes music? i am an anarchist about to make a podcast and i would love to feature a song from your band or multiple songs across different episodes? whatever.

hit me up. we can chat here or via dm.