I believe the line is drawn based on intent. Talking behind a person’s back to vent out some frustration is not considering defamation. Spreading lies with the intent of ruining the reputation (both on social media or in person), or in general causing harm is defamation.
But I am in no way qualified to give that answer, so I hope someone more knowledgeable could correct me.
“says the women who use these groups aren’t doing anything wrong as long as what they’re sharing is their opinion or the truth” what possibly could go wrong with that?
I understand the sentiment, creating a space where women could feel more safe when meeting with complete strangers by asking other woman. But this has so much potential for abuse that I cannot really see how it could have a positive impact. A crazy ex can already ruin the social life of a person by spreading lies to your inner circle (people of all genders are perfectly capable of this), but if this kind of things gain traction, they would be capable to remotely ruin any new attempt of creating a new life far away.
Great write up on an great book!
The whole series of Death books are amazing. Death is a great character, mostly alien but at the same time very human, and I absolutely love Susan as his counterpart in later books of the series.
I think the whole saga is a crescendo that starts great with Mort, takes it a notch up with Soul Music and finishes wonderfully with The Thief of Time (one of my favorites in the Discworld).
They are all a must read, but if someone is scared about tackling 5 books in one go (or if they do not know where to start with the Discworld in general) I absolutely suggest them to go for Mort as a one-off experience!
I bet it’s just a facade… It’s probably full of Rust
As an avid bidet user I feel compelled to answer your points
All in all I would not live without it anymore, after trying it and reaching enlightenment. 5/5 stars.
Confusingly enough, in Italy I believe it is not quite a thing “elbow pasta”. Personally I have never heard anyone refer to any kind of pasta as “gomiti”, though Google showed me that they indeed exist. I have always heard the ones that looks like elbows in other names.
Thank you for making me discover elbow pasta! It deepens my conviction that everything in Italy is somehow related to pasta…
Even though the letter U is definitely existing in the vocabulary, in Italian it is called “elbow turn” (curva a gomito)!
Oh absolutely. The article is very vague, but his behaviour seems quite fishy, based on the little information we have…