"Be conservative in what you send, be liberal in what you accept" (with no political meaning intended in the use of the 'c' and 'l' words).
this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2021
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Sort of the same deal for "what can one do to be a good citizen of the world." That is, "do your best to operate in an ethical way and encourage others to do the same despite how the broader system is constructed."
To be slightly more specific, stuff like finding, using, and publicizing more ethical websites, platforms, and technologies where possible. And most importantly, contribute in whatever way works for you. The web is meant to encourage collaboration and sharing but it has turned largely into a medium to Consume - spend some time Creating things.
Be kind to people, spread positivity and love. Call toxic people on their BS.
To push reason and love against Neo-Nazi and anti-vax. To boldly go where no civility has gone before ... from the comfort of your home !
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