

People always find it strange when I say the biggest reason for womens liberation happening is because of hitler, but it’s true.
Prior to America entering WWII, men went to work, women stayed home and did the dishes. That’s just how life was.
Then all the men needed to go overseas. But that left huge holes in the domestic workforce. Life simply couldn’t move forward without someone to stock the shelves of a grocery store, or fix cars, or drive the city bus. Work that up until then was historically men only. But…there were not enough men between 1941-1945 to fill the roles across all forms of work, but work needed to get done.
So women were brought into temporarily fill the roles until the men got back.
Then the war ends, the men come back, and suddenly the women don’t want to go back home and do dishes. So now you’ve got women back home, who want to be back at work, and men at work seeing more and more women not leaving.
And over the next decade or so, more and more women either never left the workplace, or came back to work. And then you had the homes where the men wouldn’t let their wives work. Which caused fights. And even though they were individual fights, these same fights were happening all over the country. As more women realized they aren’t alone, it became less of a fight with your husband, and more of a fight against traditional gender norms. And thus the womens liberation movement really gained traction.
And it all goes back to hitler creating the environment that allowed the whole butterfly effect to start.
And thats what you’re seeing with trump and linux.
Hitler didn’t give a damn about womens rights. But butterfly effect, he’s the biggest reason it happened.
Trump doesn’t give a damn about Linux, but here we go again.



I gave my input almost 3 years ago when I first joined, and I stand by it.
There should be a few general instances. These would be the big ones, where users would mostly clump. Any community would make sense here, but communities based on topics that have niche instances wouldn’t do well here, because everyone would just use the niche instances communities for those topics.
Then there would be smaller niche instances. Like I’m sure there’s SOMEONE who would join the star trek instance. Where every community is star trek themed. I don’t imagine that would be a significant percentage, but they would exist. Now, the communities would see a lot of traffic. I don’t doubt that if you consolidated all the star trek communities it would get a lot of people joining the communities. I just don’t think most people would feel the need to make that their home instance.
And star trek is just one example. You could have a sports instance. A movies instance. A tv instance. An art instance. An instance that’s just geographical locations instance. But most people would join the communities, not the instance.
That way, when people use the “local” tab, it’s a bit more diverse.