@BreadstickNinja @Zorro Fuck Reddit, long live Lemmy.

@allo That’s a gorgeous dog that I gladly share my name with.

@metaldream @Heyting In the end more than 5000 people gathered on the city’s main square.

https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/we-pikken-die-middelvinger-van-de-overheid-niet-langer-duizenden-betogers-bij-onderwijsprotest-in-amsterdam/~b455ea06/

@metaldream because it does not show on Mastodon, I’m sharing the spot-on comment by @Heyting

https://lemmy.ml/comment/17336269

@adam_y

I’m sure people will be wearing their most radical underwear tomorrow.

@abff08f4813c

Ok. I would say the main question should be “are there sufficiently accessible alternatives to the usage of Twitter in the communication between companies and customers?”

I guess in practice, at least in Europe, there are often multiple ways to reach out to companies? (Twitter, contact form etc.) So in that sense it makes sense?

But the fact that Twitter is also used (much more) to share memes should not matter?

(Disclaimer: I haven’t looked into this case in too much detail).

@abff08f4813c @OpenTech_AUC Just curious: what do you mean “not its primary purpose”?

@HexesofVexes Last year students were blocking that very bridge to protest the university’s response to Israel’s violence in Palestine. They should have know that they were being accompanied by this paleo-force of resistance.