I have worked for companies that have rules stating no logos/brand names could be noticeable. So a black pair of shoes that had a Nike check on it would be considered unacceptable. I always worried the dickies emblem on my work pants might cause issue. White socks were an issue which since you are wearing long pants and shoes... shouldn't even be noticeable. All tattoos had to be covered, no facial hair allowed, and no piercings. Hair color must be a natural color.

I think the concept behind BLM is good, but I would have never thought wearing a mask with their logo on it would be allowable work attire.

I wouldn't wish harm on the bees, maybe bees is a product name for a vibrator though. If it's not it should be.

Only if it's whole milk, if it's skim milk that there is lesser milk. I once saw a man drink that and his dick fell off. Need at least 3 of them milks for a iphone.

MF is your choice of term to open discussion with someone on a topic you disagree on? Surely this is going to get your audience to be open to accept your views/input.

Edit: the discussion likely is about your use case of the term free

That part it sounds as if they get. I believe what they are saying is if you have an instance of 1,000 users that is sick of rick and morty, that gets federated with a instance of 20,000 users that really love rick and morty, now their instance sees 20,000 active users posting rick and morty memes and jokes in every comment thread. Thats where the whole "they brigade" concept comes from. The 20k users will push their hivemind onto the 1,000 until they either stop logging in or block that instance from their user. Which now every comment thread says 300 comments but when they open it actually has less than 15.

I'm glad to see people talking about things that aren't positive here really. I was curious at first how much echo chamber this was going to have and the underlying obvious point that well... people who didn't like lemmy as much either:

A. Aren't going to take the time to respond to this post or

B. Won't see the post because they are gone already.

I have accounts on multiple instances, but what does transferring your data entail when you say that?