@skywatch.blue heads up new one to add to MAGA list (also likely a bot): kingbillyiii

Oh, oh, oh, ick just realised I replied to something on twitter, feel dirty now.

This is a really terrifying bit buried deep in the article.

The nagging insistance of the @theguardian.com app that I register whenever I try to open a link to a story means I have now got fed up and uninstalled the app and just let the browser open the link instead.

So that was a clever move.

Rivnuts/nutserts: I’m converted, they are like rivets but not absolutely toxic.

Of course I may change my tune when I have to unscrew anything them in the future but they have to better than rivets for even that?

I’ve noticed that whilst the porn bots randomly following you are here too, they rapidly get banned.

I know this isn’t necessarily a new or original observation but I nipped back to the bad place quickly and OMG it’s so toxic and has got significantly worse in the last few weeks.

An amazing 7882 people have now filled in Democracy for Sale's survey about money in politics. Can we make it 8,000??

democracyforsale.co.uk/safeguard

Thanks!

“All donations that originate from abroad, no matter who is the final donor, should be banned. Only UK citizens should be allowed to donate to British political organisations. This would, by necessity mean no donations from private companies; PLCs, LTDs, whatever.”

If we can ban tobacco advertising, can’t we ban gambling ads as well?

So which supermarkets Christmas ad in the Daily Mail in a frothing rage about this year?

Come on people... we thought we'd had this conversation...

A peculiarly modern horror is when Facebook tells you that it’s your dead friend’s birthday. And you see that a number of people are wishing them happy birthday because they clearly don’t know.

Someone called this mass exodus from Twitter ‘the fall of the Broman Empire’ and I died laughing. 💀

Is it me or has the other place just got significantly worse over the last few days?

The grizzling and foot stamping by blue ticks in the comments section on tweets announcing another retirement from Twitter is really quite amusing.