Prunebutt

... and you refuse to understand again.

I've tried to explain to you for soo many times that anarchists argue that administration does not equal a command-and-control authority.

Tell that to this MoFo.

I've lost count of how many times MLers were trying to school me of how anarchism's end-goal is delusional.

Especially on an ml instance. I'm waiting forssome bozo to post Engels' "on authority" again.

Exactly.

So the only viable strategy (for system that's screwing us over) is to make the people believe that "there is no alternative" to neoliberalism.

1. it's systemic. There's no representative democracy without some degree of corruption.
2. People are alienated from politics: they think that it's the politician's job to do politics and disengage (until they feel they get screwed over)

I'm not sure if I'm using all of those 100% correctly (e.g. "Public facing"). But either use a search engine,, or just ask.

What terms do you have in mind that you want to learn about?

Do you have a public-facing internet-presence? If so, then I've heard good things about copyparty.

I'm using Nextcloud for this, but that seems a bit overkill for your usecase.

Edit: they explain how to use a cloudflare tunnel, so no public IP needed, actually.

You bet. All the platforms.

May I ask why? It's going to come out on switch 1, too. And it's already out on all the platforms.

It's a chinese celebration of nationalism in an outpost of British universities.

Don't get me wrong: nationalism is cringe. But this just reads like xenophobic scaremongering.

It does concern British people

Yeah... hardly.

especially if China is able to increase it's influence on British based profit driven educational institutions.

So... what's the danger here? What "influence" does China get out of this, exactly? That students studying on a Nottingham Campus in China will get a chance to see how ridiculous state propaganda (they're already used to in Britain - just from the British former Empire) can get?

It's hardly a news concerning british people in Europe. Also: I thought thiscomm was more for the EU.