Timothy™️

@posttim.bsky.social

I used to work in a campus DEI office. We were trained in using and held community dialogues on controversial topics.

And, the biggest takeaway from student feedback was surprising:

Biggest gain was that we asked them to move back behind jargon and stances and talk about their lives and values.

Parker/Pheebs

@flutterbunns.bsky.social

Spent 5 minutes last night blocking all political jargon from my feed. Legit did not ask and do not have the spoons.

I'm here for artists, their art, silly memes and checking in on folks. The world is horrible enough, I need some spaces for me.

John Milas

@johnmilas.bsky.social

When someone questions a story's use of jargon, vernacular, niche idiomatic language, etc. what they're saying is, "Please use sandpaper to smooth over this story's texture." The older you get, the more you understand what you don't know and should never expect to know. And you can also google it.