Just Kate, yes: "^Kate$",
Those are dumb, but there are also a lot of regex without the $ (so any can follow) and a few without the ^ (so it can be anywhere in the name).
Just Kate, yes: "^Kate$",
Those are dumb, but there are also a lot of regex without the $ (so any can follow) and a few without the ^ (so it can be anywhere in the name).
What about whale nuts?
This meme gives me vicarious gramps.
Who puts dildoes in fridges and why?
No, we use it mostly related to authorship. The German version of copyright is basically called originator rights (Urheberrecht) and is designed to protect the rights of the original creator.
Aside from legal context it is rarely used and rather for somebody who started a riot and such
It was a very sloppy list. I searched for a few regex terms and there definitely some who only matched two nicks and were way to general for that. For example blocking every nick starting with urheber, which is German and means originator, to just match two accounts who are exactly named like that. It could also be that he put some nicks in the regex just make the block less obvious
Tbh for me it was more outrageous how it interferes with moderation. There are admins from big instances who weren’t blocked themself and mods from big active communities on that list. If they write warning comments, users of this frontend will simply not see them
And tho user and comment regex is a mess, partially containing very random things. Lot’s of possible wrong matches. This whole thing is from no viewpoint a good idea
but what about trimmed?
Seems (the new) did_you_find_violets is explicitly blocked. But yes, might not bother her that much right now
Ich bin ganz froh dass wir Kichererbsen gepflanzt haben
Dann ist es immerhin nicht so schlimm, dass ich gestern meine Jacke liegen lassen habe. Dürfte ab Dienstag dann nachts wieder Kurzärmeltemperaturen sein.
*talks in flute*