To begin with, in another world where you can effortlessly teleport to the people you care about, school violence resolves with a lot less massacre and tears. [Updated with correct origin link, thanks
alexseanchai.]
notasupervillain posted a request asking about what technologies directly lead to social justice outcomes.
Most things we think of as grammar rules are really the constructions of prescriptivists somewhere in the 18th or 19th centuries CE. So if someone takes the idea that fundamentally, writing is about making good sentences rather than obedience to arbitrary rules, then you might get a style guide that's about style, rather than grammar.
Suggestions on good practice for citing authors that may have changed their names, pronouns, or gender markers so as to avoid deadnaming or other offenses.
Adults need vaccination as well as children.
( And then there's all the rest of what's in the post. )
To end with, A palliative care doctor talks about the things in our lives that help us accept the inevitability of our deaths, and some of the things she's learned in caring for the dying that might make that idea easier on the one dying and the ones who have to deal with the dying.
An iconic organ piece on harp instead.
And a further improvement to the bookmarklet for making posts with excerpts - it now uses the right user tags for sites that Dreamwidth understands how to find their user pictures for.
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Most things we think of as grammar rules are really the constructions of prescriptivists somewhere in the 18th or 19th centuries CE. So if someone takes the idea that fundamentally, writing is about making good sentences rather than obedience to arbitrary rules, then you might get a style guide that's about style, rather than grammar.
Suggestions on good practice for citing authors that may have changed their names, pronouns, or gender markers so as to avoid deadnaming or other offenses.
Adults need vaccination as well as children.
( And then there's all the rest of what's in the post. )
To end with, A palliative care doctor talks about the things in our lives that help us accept the inevitability of our deaths, and some of the things she's learned in caring for the dying that might make that idea easier on the one dying and the ones who have to deal with the dying.
An iconic organ piece on harp instead.
And a further improvement to the bookmarklet for making posts with excerpts - it now uses the right user tags for sites that Dreamwidth understands how to find their user pictures for.