As in, 90%+ on steam

Wat game ?

Im trying to remember how to spell it

Why doesnt we have a game channel

Wtf tim

Discord was originally for games REEEEEEEERER

Gaming general?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/447530/VA11_HallA_Cyberpunk_Bartender_Action/

Jesus its at 97%

@GingaBomber isnt tht a graphic novel game ?

I heard good things about it

I wouldnt call it a VN, Graphic would be closer

Eh, if you play to relax its good.

There is a game channel

Theres no dialog options.

Look at bot commands

No choices, and a rather easy to avoid the fail state

@ExceptionalFeather ...i did ...i dont see it ...

On the commands channel

do "! gamer" no space to access the channels

Its not as active as it used to be, but some of the folks here had a terraria server together

Not sure bout now

Oh ok thanks ...

Didnt know that

Oh there it is , shit im slacking on my tech stuff

All I see is someone asking for a person who shouldn't be employable

The names of those courses, so good! 😁

"Black Geographies". Plural?

"Critical insfrastructure studies".

"Postcolonial urban theory".

https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/1025367898309775361

bbc swooping in with another great example of why stealth edits are unethical

Black Geographies ~= Slums

Critical Infrastructure Studies ~= Prisons

Postcolonial Urban Theory ~= City Planning

???

That hairstyle on Sarah Jeong makes much more sense.

Also yeah, stealth editing needs to be countered somehow

NewsDiffs and archive sites are good, but knowledge of them isn't widespread enough

I wonder who flags an article that "needs" edited. Is it an editor who notices something and demands it be rephrased or is it a response to angry tweets from activists?

In this case, it was obviously some "you can't be racist to white people" idiot who demanded it be changed.

If I had to guess, when people quote the article in a way that makes it sound as bad as it really is, somebody notices and says "We need to make this sound less bad"

and vice-versa for anti-right wing/conservative articles

Really, though, their database should be tracking all changes to any article, when they were made, etc., and then the website should be taking that metadata and displaying it whether they like it or not

@Timcast speaking of editing http://gothamist.com/2018/08/02/ny_times_defends_hiring_writer_with.php