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@flowchainsensei This is how you know clicks are not an indicator of quality or value.
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@BrizaPie @beantin How likely are you to recommend this rhubarb patch to a friend?
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@MabandeOpenBeta "Alltså här kommer ni och känner saker men här har ju jag ett papper som det står siffran 26 på. Ser ni inte hur fel era upplevelser måste vara? Fy vad orättvist, tänk på vad jag känner nu!"
@MabandeOpenBeta Shit vad upprörd jag blev nu. Får kanalisera det här till något konstruktivt...
↪ Replying to @unknown
@MabandeOpenBeta Gah. Det här med att bli ledsen och söka sympati själv när man har maktpositionen och kan välja att lyssna... det börjar bli rejält tröttsamt...
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso This is hard, because it really is an experience of learning more and more as they go along. But, challenge accepted :) I'd start with 'Oligarchy Won the Cold War’: The Timothy Snyder Interview. In it they circle back to a lot of previous teachings.
gaslitnationpod.com/episodes-trans…
@jessicamalonso And then jump into So Many Cults, So Little Time. I think a lot of these latest episodes are kind of shocking if you haven't listened for more than a year, but with only a short list it's hopefully like tearing off a bandaid. A big one. gaslitnationpod.com/episodes-trans…
@jessicamalonso There is two-parter from last year that you may want to give a listen as well: The GOP Is an Unregistered Foreign Agent: Part I and Part II. This also brings in their revelations from even earlier episodes.
gaslitnationpod.com/episodes-trans…
@jessicamalonso And then of course the more recent episodes are more specifically on the election. And they get angrier... and rightfully so, because so few people would take them seriously through this...
Critical Rage Theory.
gaslitnationpod.com/episodes-trans…
↪ Replying to @Terejs
@Terejs Eller träning. :) Men jag skulle kombinera med whiskey.
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↪ Replying to @lisasallvin
@lisasallvin Är inte hundra på att jag förstår frågan. Men jag gissar att det är begränsat. Jag har valt att prenumerera i en månad när jag undervisat och sedan sagt upp prenumerationen. Då kan man ge alla rättigheter till alla anonyma gäster - bara länken behövs.
↪ Replying to @AdobeCare
@AdobeCare Hello NR, I thought we were in agreement that I had cancelled already. How many of these tweets are automated and how many are human?
↪ Replying to @lisasallvin
@lisasallvin Jag förbereder Padlets för mina studenter.
När jag håller workshops som konsult och får bestämma så blir det ibland Mural.
Men Mentimeter återkommer jag alltid till för snabba övningar och frågor till klassen / deltagarna.
@lisasallvin Sedan jobbar jag förstås aldrig i Zoom, men det är en annan historia ;)
↪ Replying to @AdobeCare
@AdobeCare Thanks NR. Also, I worry that you imagine people actually fail in in their intent to cancel and why that may be. Is this because this tends to happen on the regular?
(Not expecting you to be allowed to answer this.)
↪ Replying to @JaredFossey
@JaredFossey @andend_co Yes, it’s so obvious isn’t it… this experience makes it less likely I’ll return as a customer or recommend to others, not more.
↪ Replying to @yessshir
@yessshir @Adobe @AdobeXD So much this. I'm waiting for them to ask me how likely it is I would recommend them to a friend.
↪ Replying to @tsvenson
@tsvenson @RachelWenitsky Some people in responses to Rachel did think it was real. Some have since deleted their tweets.
↪ Replying to @KeyaArati
@KeyaArati Good point. We assume we know how people are when we see updates on Facebook. When instead we ask, we assume we do not know, and become better listeners. When we listen for real, people are willing to be more open.
↪ Replying to @KeyaArati
@KeyaArati Thanks for sharing! Tha lack of friction is an important point when it comes to Facebook. Has LinkedIn played a role in these contacts?
↪ Replying to @Siftah
@Siftah @Mags_Arnold @juniordrblog @FatEmperor 🧐 engadget.com/2019-11-21-twi…