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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor” by Irfan Khawaja
In reply to radgeekdotcom. I’m pretty sure it is available; I had read about that fix online. It’s just that when you’re pressed for time, and not-great about tech things, it’s irritating to have to spend the time to fix things …
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor” by Irfan Khawaja
In reply to Brandon Christensen. I was happy with WordPress before this Gutenberg crap. Yeah, too much work to switch the blog over to another platform, but I’ve been looking for a place to post my writing, and both Medium and Substack are possib…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor” by khperkins
In reply to radgeekdotcom. I just came ere to post that. LikeLiked by 1 person
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor” by radgeekdotcom
There are various ways to get around Gutenberg, but the most straightforward, if available to you, is probably to install and activate the (official, maintained by the WordPress dev team) “Classic Editor” plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugi…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor” by Brandon Christensen
WordPress sucks, yo. I’ve been looking into SubStack, lately, but it’s almost too much work to try and switch over… LikeLike
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(QC RSS) Worse Than Yaoi Zone?
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Policy of Truth) A Note on the New “Gutenberg Editor”
As some of you may have noticed, WordPress has, in its “wisdom,” introduced a new default editing system at its blogs, pretentiously called the “Gutenberg Block Editor.” It’s a flaming piece of shit which adds no value to the platform, subtracts (or hides) valuable functions that were present in the classic editor, is generally glitch-laden,…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Kevin Vallier on “Cancel Culture” by Cancel and Destroy | Policy of Truth
[…] PornHub. They have a better mastery of the facts than I do. I simply offer up this challenge to critics of “cancel culture”: I can’t think of a more obvious counter-example to their complaints. No one doubts […] LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) Cancel and Destroy
Though there’s room to quibble about its exact definition, on some conception of it, almost everyone agrees that pedophilia is wrong–very wrong. When the acts in question involve very young children, and involve obvious reliance on violence or coercion, the issues left to quibble about rapidly diminish to zero. In such cases, we’re just left…
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(Radical Classical Liberals) Why Do Horrid People Have Rights? (Part II)
In Part I, I showed that justifying liberty rights on the grounds that we need them to pursue eudaimonia fails to show why people who are incapable of pursuing eudaimonia have liberty rights. Here I will ask if a less ambitious justification can include the excluded people. According to Loren Lomasky, most of us are…
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