Notable posts and comments in the last week. Link to the Raddle pages that you thought were interesting, engaging, funny, whatever, and tell us a little about why you liked them.
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An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Also appropriate to this Sunday Spotlight, since I made this post this week:
thelegendarybirdmonster wrote
thanks
Pop wrote
Feels like we are losing had some nice responses to it
Pop wrote
A lot of raddle users are trans, and a quite a few raddle users have figured out that they are trans while being users of this site. Which is pretty cool. This was confirmed casually by another user this week
poly wrote
Not really a post or comment, but a troll/trolls went and messed with many of the wiki pages a couple days ago and filled them with reactionary bullshit and links to some shady website. I went and reverted a decent amount of pages that I saw were tampered with but it turned out I had missed multiple more so thank you u/ziq for cleaning up the rest of them!
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Yeah thanks for your help. I just dealt with deleting and banning their accounts. It's unusual people get away with so much before an admin gets to dealing with it.
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
Well, this was definitely the big Iran war looming week. Highlights from there are all stickied in f/Iran:
CrimethInc's: Against All Wars, Against All Governments: Responding to the Escalation of the US-Iran War was a useful framing, and Iranian Anarchists' first and second communiques were both worth a look.
living wrote
Possibly the most underrated post this week was ASMR for White Liberals.
mofongo wrote
Haha!
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
India's 250 million worker strike was super impressive. India's just been super impressive in relation to combatting the Modi regime's work to make India a Hindu ethnostate. A lot of which has been documented recently in f/South_Asia.
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
I like that there was a call for Rail Disruptions in Solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en and that a few days later there was Simultaneous Rail Sabotage at Bottlenecks in Hamilton.
thelegendarybirdmonster wrote (edited )
what-is-your-most-successful-online-post
Cool to see how famous our fellow raddle user were
are-you-a-people-person
As a rule, raddle user arent people people/persons, but still like people. What else could we expect from internet anarchists?
/u/black_fox's memes were pretty cool all week.