🎺 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.If a post doesn't apply to you, there is no need to tell the poster that it doesn't apply to you. No one cares. They aren't keeping a list of who it doesn't apply to.
If someone posts "Buckle up when you drive" and you don't drive... you don't need to reply.
If someone says "Bake the bread at 375f" and you don't bake... you don't need to reply.
Follow this simple rule and you can help make the Fedi a better place for everyone!
Thank you.
@Mrfunkedude i don't reply to things but i'm sure this post is very helpful to people who do!
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
If a post doesn't apply to you, there is no need to tell the poster that it doesn't apply to you. No one cares. They aren't keeping a list of who it doesn't apply to.
If someone posts "Buckle up when you drive" and you don't drive... you don't need to reply.
If someone says "Bake the bread at 375f" and you don't bake... you don't need to reply.
Follow this simple rule and you can help make the Fedi a better place for everyone!
Thank you.
This post doesn't apply to me, but I just loathe people trying to tell me what I can or cannot do, so I felt the need to reply.
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This post doesn't apply to me, but I just loathe people trying to tell me what I can or cannot do, so I felt the need to reply.
@HakeemG You may be interested in this post then.
Mr. Funk E. Dude 🍑💨 (@Mrfunkedude@mastodon.social)
I would really appreciate it if all of the contrarians didn't boost this post. Thank you.
Mastodon (mastodon.social)
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@HakeemG You may be interested in this post then.
Mr. Funk E. Dude 🍑💨 (@Mrfunkedude@mastodon.social)
I would really appreciate it if all of the contrarians didn't boost this post. Thank you.
Mastodon (mastodon.social)
Boosted!
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Boosted!
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@Mrfunkedude
They've coined a term for it. Bean Soup Theory@notsle @Mrfunkedude Thank you. New term for me.
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@MrAndrewD @Mrfunkedude I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
If a post doesn't apply to you, there is no need to tell the poster that it doesn't apply to you. No one cares. They aren't keeping a list of who it doesn't apply to.
If someone posts "Buckle up when you drive" and you don't drive... you don't need to reply.
If someone says "Bake the bread at 375f" and you don't bake... you don't need to reply.
Follow this simple rule and you can help make the Fedi a better place for everyone!
Thank you.
@Mrfunkedude what? This doesnt apply to me! Outrageous !!
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
If a post doesn't apply to you, there is no need to tell the poster that it doesn't apply to you. No one cares. They aren't keeping a list of who it doesn't apply to.
If someone posts "Buckle up when you drive" and you don't drive... you don't need to reply.
If someone says "Bake the bread at 375f" and you don't bake... you don't need to reply.
Follow this simple rule and you can help make the Fedi a better place for everyone!
Thank you.
@Mrfunkedude
Totally. Everybody should keep their opinions to themselves. Especially if somebody makes statements supporting a fascist regime. Or if somebody makes claims that ivermectin cures all ailments. And when people make racist remarks, too. -
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT.
If a post doesn't apply to you, there is no need to tell the poster that it doesn't apply to you. No one cares. They aren't keeping a list of who it doesn't apply to.
If someone posts "Buckle up when you drive" and you don't drive... you don't need to reply.
If someone says "Bake the bread at 375f" and you don't bake... you don't need to reply.
Follow this simple rule and you can help make the Fedi a better place for everyone!
Thank you.
I do not see much of this nonsense, but then again, I am not on your instance. Hint.
