I can attest to that. My reward for being the only one to even remember GDPR being a thing was being made DPO and now I have to deal with it. I guess the lesson is be mediocre
if they're making consistently poor edits, that may be a valid flag
if they're making OK edits, and gaining reputation for them being reviewed, that's just normal
if they're doing bad things with the privileges that they unlock with that reputation, that's a valid flag
if consistently bad/negative edits are getting through the review system, that's worth a flag because the user and their reviewers might need some speaking to
for example this (low rep) user has submitted a large quantity of edits, in a very small time frame on numerous occasions, with the majority of this user's reputation coming from edits
with a number of edits changing exception messages from block quotes to code blocks and vice versa
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Eventful. Not because of the outage but because of people ;)
Did you know that the NS isn't allowed to get certain information from the OV chipkaart company (I think the company isn't allowed to store it either) so they send these people through the train to scan your card and collect it that way?
It has to ;) makes me wonder... Do you have any of those weird pregnancy food preferences, or are you just craving the stuff you can't have right now? ;)
I haven't had any, with either pregnancy. There's so much mythos around cravings I was expecting to be hit with them and be constantly eating pickles and ice cream... but nada. The only thing I want is what I'm not allowed... which is just basic psychology. :P
@Catija my dad keeps telling me mom was eating pickles with whipped cream when she was pregnant with me... I've never had mom confirm it though, she just smiles and looks funny. I think I'd be missing a enough standard stuff to keep away from pickles with whipped cream, and it's likely best ;)
And, of course, if I were in Japan, they don't actually tell you not to eat sushi at all... because they trust their suppliers to prepare it properly... There's nothing wrong with sushi in general, it's just higher risk. :sigh:
@Tinkeringbell Sure, that's a joke - I would hope - but actually doing that with a partner ... really, really not OK... Which is why I'm saying something... It's not OK in a way that I can't be OK with even joking about it.
@ShadowWizard I don't eat much that has raw eggs... if anything... I don't generally choose to go for things like poached eggs, either. Burgers I like but we haven't really gotten high quality ones recently.
@Tinkeringbell Oh, people joke about it over here all the time, too... There's even movies that have "I really wanted a baby but my husband didn't so I poked a hole in my diaphragm so he thinks I'm on BC but I'm not." as part of the plot... comedic films... that I used to find funny. It's bad when the woman is the one doing it - at least she's the most impacted by it... but when a guy does it to his partner it's worse.
@ShadowWizard Don't forget to teach them consent. That's one of the most important parts and gets overlooked in the "don't have babies" push. Consent and respect.
If you're choosing a method of BC that has a risk associated with it, you accept that risk. If your partner is poking holes in your BC, you have a trust problem and a communication problem.
There's a lot of discussion about why there's a pill for women and not for men... and I think a lot of it comes down to who is affected by the outcomes. If a woman doesn't want a child, she really, really has to trust a partner to trust that they're taking the pill. If the woman's on the pill, she only has to trust herself in taking it appropriately and trust that the pill works.
In the best of both worlds, I suppose, there's a pill for both of them and they both take it all the time, which reduces the risk for them both with perfect usage and allows for the occasional less-than-perfect usage.
@ShadowWizard When we go out to eat, we tend to not go to restaurants that serve burgers... unless we're just grabbing a local fast-food burger, which is always cooked well done.
