In ordinary times, I think yes. These are not ordinary times.

After all, Nazi Germany's term for disabled people was "useless eaters." Useful eaters, step up!

Dedicated to Time Magazine editors

Definitely, at 10% into its pages

Johanna Hedva's brutally lifegiving How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom

The ifegiv

"Remember that I lovingly don’t care about what you think, but I do care very deeply about our collective capacity to dig deeper, to relate wider, to engage in productive disillusionment, and to fall apart and together generatively, as we face the end of the world as we know it."

They want to say shit that upsets you and then watch you get upset. Starve them of that shit. Block them all. There's nothing constructive about the conflict fetish that drove the algorithm in the bad place. Arguing online only hardens most people's positions anyway. We don't have to live that way.

Clarifying: my undertanding of Beloved Community includes *everyone*, incl those for whom Christo-centric imagery may not resonate.
[fn1: Well, not necessarily violent extremists who think they have the right to exclude people from Beloved Community.
Paradox of Tolerance and all that.]

I think so, for "Feeds".
Also, so far bsky doesn't have a way to edit posts.
Caveat scriptor...

Yes to facing the shadow! May despair, though I may feel huge waves crash in and around me each day, never become my default