@elilla@transmom.love
At my kids daycare they rotated spreads on breads and crackers to encourage kids to eat a wide variety of foods.
So the kids alternated between marmite on rice crackers and vegemite on rice crackers every day for ~4 years.
We're mainly a marmite house, but we keep both in the cupboard.
In the great Maramite shortage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite_(New_Zealand)#2012%E2%80%9313_%22Marmageddon%22_shortage people bought out both vegemite and marmite jars that were decades old and still palatable.
@danstowell@mastodon.social
I'm a native English speaker and I can assure you that we have a word for that, "natafelen"; I just stole it from the Dutch.
Next time I'm traveling, I''ll correct your pronunciation.
Had reason to poke the new linked data stuff in NDE (up-coming version of #ExLibris's #PRIMO library catalogue) today; I'm impressed with the way it does multilingualism.
@Dangerous_beans@aus.social
Too early in the hype cycle for that.
Doesn't capital only roll out the minority voices once the crash has started to deny the existence of the crash? Once they've given up up on convincing the straight white men.
Please take a moment to pause this #wikimania and realise that wiki was just fine before the #WMF and will almost certainly continue to be fine after the #WMF
Forks are hard because negotiating common cause with other folks is hard, but we need to be negotiating common cause anyway.
If your common cause is not being reflected by WMF leadership and paid staff, have a think about why that might be.
@theresnotime@fox.nexus
What country are you in? In .nz there's a regularly published list of names you can't use. 99% of them seem to be impersonating nobility things (king, count, lord, etc).
I've got slides for an up coming talk I'm going, a complete beginners guide to linked data for librarians.
Where are the cool kids putting slides these days? Still slideshare.com?
[I don't care so much about being cool, mainly about people being able to find the slides.]
@elliottbledsoe@mastodon.social@wm_au@wikis.world@wikimediaaotearoa@mastodon.social
You appear to be trying to improve the on-wiki culture of #wikipedia, which is an aspiration I approve of.
However, you don't seem to be announcing / discussing / promoting / fronting / socialising these documents on-wiki. Unless you do, I guarantee that the documents will be ignored.
Please ping me if/when an on-wiki discussion is started; I have thoughts and will attempt to be constructive.
@fesshole@mastodon.social
Given how many trapdoor spiders there are across the world, I'm guessing doors.
@futurebird@sauropods.win probably has the scoop on door-using ants too.
As far as I know there are no natural wheels.