Good. It's a start
thanksforallthefish
If you're making the group then your call, but the name sounds too sunny & positive to anyone who doesn't have context to hear the irony.
Also housing crisis is what it's referred to in many places internationally.
I'd suggest "housing crisis" if you want it to get subscribers. Too much subtlety and it's just going to be ignored, imnsho.
What a fucking wanker. The journo who wrote this an utter knob.
To address the headline, incremental improvements create pressure, doesn't have to be a purity test, just deliberate avoidance as much as practical.
Without even reading the article I'll bet Betterridge's law of headlines applies
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.
It was ICE detaining him not the judge. The authority for ICE to detain him over rode the judges ability to release him
What does asbestos taste like?
Blood
German president Paul von Hindenburg thought that he could "control" Hitler, and that he wouldn't do the extreme things he promised in his election speeches, and thus brokered his move into the Chancellor's position in a minority govt. I think we all know how that turned out.
Almost a century later the barons of Wall Street have just had the same "oh shit" moment the German conservatives had in 1933
I feel like hydrogen is little more than hope.
Pretty much. It doesn't have a lot going for it at this point - maybe one day
The Scots wiki had the same problem. A teenage American who didn't speak Scots edited and created 10s of thousands of entries
For those not aware Scots is a Germanic language that split from Old English back about 700-800 years ago - closely related to modern english like frisian is, but also retaining many words lost to english (some of which are retained in Swedish / Dutch etc). It is distinct from standard scottish english.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language
Edit
Articles on the fiasco
https://inews.co.uk/news/scotland/scots-wikipedia-language-articles-native-speaker-mistakes-610689
https://www.engadget.com/scots-wikipedia-230210674.html?_fsig=8ckIe_eK7juchNpKgsYQww--%7EA
I think Putin can take credit for Mango's efforts, no ?
Yeah, that worked so well last time he tried it, sure, give it another go, why not ?