• pedz@lemmy.ca
    11·
    21 hours ago

    Not just the police. The “ticket inspectors” in commuter trains here are dressed like they are combating urban warfare and are blocking all the exits of a station and funnel people into a choke point until you show them a valid ticket.

    Apparently they need a bulletproof vest to check train tickets here.

    This reminds me of the bullies that were blocking halls in school until you gave them money.

    Maybe it’s the logical progression for them.

  • billbaggins@lemmy.world
    172·
    1 day ago

    so you’re reposting a lot of popular posts from the last few days, to multiple instances, to get some credibility on your account? before your next unpopular rant?

    • cm0002@lemmy.worldOP
      178·
      1 day ago

      Nope, just cross posting content from .ml communities to a relevant non-.ml community. Could be popular, could be unpopular I just crosspost whenever I see it, it’s relevant and isn’t just Tankie trash

      Rarely do I crosspost to multiple communities, but I do if I feel it truly fits an additional community

      • henfredemars@infosec.pubEnglish
        7·
        18 hours ago

        I think there’s still value to doing this. There are multiple active Android communities on Lemmy for example. I think it’s supposed to mark the content as a crosspost however I’m not sure if that works for all forms of content and not just links. We also don’t have karma unless a tool goes out of its way to compute that value, so I think the perverse motivation is reduced. I rather see more activity on the platform even if that results in some redundancy.