jsscclr

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   by jsscclr 4y ago

   Nope! Actually got asked to log out.
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   by jsscclr 5y ago

   Whilst officially Australia has compulsory voting, unofficially you merely have to sign your name off. If you fail to have your name signed off, the fine is $20 (for federal elections, $55 for the state of NSW). Voter turnout is still a way
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   by jsscclr 5y ago

   To clarify, donkey votes are perfectly valid. This is where the voter simply fills the boxes the same as they are displayed (first presented candidate gets number 1, second gets 2, etc.). A donkey vote is a formal vote, just one typically d
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   by jsscclr 10y ago

   I agree. Why are we so focused on whether women make less than men? Wouldn't quality of life be a better metric? To say women are discouraged from taking higher paying positions takes away a woman's agency. Perhaps they made an ed
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   by jsscclr 10y ago

   In the context of open source contributions, no one is displaced. In a wider context, yes, it's a bit more complicated, but Free Software? As a movement, there's power in numbers, and looking to increase that number via a focussed