If I understand @xmunk@sh.itjust.works’s comment elsewhere in this thread properly, I think that’s what a pause interrogative may be. I also agree with them that it (and the interrogative start) does better fit some ways of speaking.

What’s IC mean in this context?

Appreciate the reply and link regardless! It’s always whack-an-ad with these intrusive jerks.

Would you happen to know of any guides or have advice on identifying the adservers to block?

FV?

Are shitposts still shitposts if they’re in order?

Why would you fire a fine feline like that?

Where do you tap for the comment reflex?

Do you also cheer?

Is in the bathroom a likelihood limbo?

Do you also keep an entrometer around to help guide your activity?

Is it possible to know whether you have without knowing all other preceding thoughts?

That addresses a slightly different question. Supposing people know of the free stuff, why isn’t it discussed as much?

Have you tried using your subscribed feed, other custom feeds, and interfaces that enable keyword filtering?

Let’s say ethically better then, to be more specific and explicit. Although, if we want to talk rock bottom ethically, I think we’d have to go darkweb, no?

Good points! Although I feel like I may be out of the loop on some of the discussion/mention of archive.org stuff, which likely speaks to me being out of it more broadly regarding discussions of other related materials.

Kind of surprised there aren’t more comments along these lines. This was floating around the back of my head as much as some of the other responses.

I mostly agree, and it’s the secondary part, the lack of punishment/consequences that led to asking this question. If the criticism is ineffective at persuading others toward your views, does it outweigh whatever attention/awareness it’s giving the subject?

What do you mean by user abstraction? First I’ve seen this mentioned, or put this way.

That disconnect in expectations is definitely what I had in mind in asking this, yeah. One hears game, thinks fun, it doesn’t fit their idea of fun, and the game unintentionally disappoints in the process.