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  • GreenKnight23@lemmy.worldtoTraditional Art@lemmy.world•Gardez l'eau! Urban waste disposal in Tudor England (Pat Nicolle)English
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    6 小时前

    my comment was more of a jest but I think you might be overlooking some details.

    the building the woman is coming out of is an inn. you can see the sign below the window that has multiple crests displayed on it. these were likely the crests of noble houses that had visited the inn and they used it as a way to show “we are a quality inn, look at how many nobles we have served”.

    it was common practice for the innkeeper to collect chamber pots and dispose of them together to save on time.

    not saying you’re wrong, but there’s always more to the story if you look deeper.

  • GreenKnight23@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•How to rid the Web of trolls, bad actors, misinformation, et cetera?
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    8 小时前

    first you have to stop the bots. you do this by requiring a phone number to MFA to. by doing this, you also stop people from making multiple accounts. you also stop (most) extremely young children from interacting.

    second, you send out random validations to the phone number between 2-4 weeks. they have 24 hours to verify they are active. if they fail to activate more than twice in a row, their account is disabled and the phone number is greylisted.

    if your phone number becomes greylisted, you can whitelist it after further validations, maybe calling into an automated hotline to validate post history, etc.

    if you are banned for some reason, your phone number is blacklisted for as long as the ban is in effect.

    at no point do we track a users identity outside of a unique number that is never shared or sold. the phone number is simply held as collateral to ensure the social contract is maintained by the user.