In the meantime, someone should bite the bullet, and and repost all of their notifications on other available platforms, create an email distribution list / RSS feed, so that way no one else will be required to log into the Nazi site.

With what money?

PubMed launched in 1996, but took time to take off as an Internet-enabled replacement. Now it's easy to forget how miserable the alternative was.

Thank you, National Library of Medicine, for keeping grad students where they belong: listening to true crime podcasts while pipetting.

Agreed, but at the same time, I had some dude on here telling me I *should* be despairing and I *should* be feeling hopeless, and that I was "naive" for not choosing to despair.

Also they thanked r/karate for the anti-fascism language.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Giving into despair is unproductive.

And I'm not naive.

So I'm going to get back to doing the work, and I wish you good day.

So, I'm going to let ya go now, and I hope you stay safe in the EU.
I'm facing 4 years of trying to keep my community safe, again.

I'm aware they vote, since I've worked with most of them on Get Out The Vote initiatives (and the majority of them lean left). If there was an alternative that was community-oriented, user-friendly, and secure, I would try to get them there. But I've looked, and that alternative does not exist yet.

I'd like to see you convince hundreds of people age 50+ to migrate to a different social media platform (magazines don't have a learning curve). Private group members frequently ask me why I can't make private posts shareable, and keep reposting that "I do not give permission to FB" viral post.