Interested in a data point from outside the Twitter bubble, what do you think?

Oh yeah, that was an experiment with some free AdWords credit, interesting someone noticed it

Hey JF1981, trying to figure that out at the moment. We've got a new helpdesk system set up at help.webdiplomacy.net that we're trialing, which currently listens to help@webdiplomacy.net , but still investigating. Appreciate those who are offering to help also.

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Thanks for letting me know about that, must have accidentally deleted an include that looked similar to something I was working on the other day, should be sorted now

??? ATC haven't you contributed code?

It wouldn't be very hard to do.. but.. bleah. I'd wait for the phone app which will have notifications etc, I think that's the best way, having to send e-mails to remind people to send orders I dont think many would use

Once we let facebook infiltrate the webdip community ... Facebook has already "infiltrated" this site and it's awesome. Playing 1v1 against an advanced AI like Fairbot, backed by major corporate resources, where else would you or I be able to do that? I trust the site owners to keep the site ad-fre...

Seriously you guys, I don't even know why you are arguing with me. *facepalm* This is why: Fossil and fissile fuels are as bad as each other. They are not. All the absurdity about per capita emissions not mattering was you squirming out of the "fossil and fissile fuels are as bad as each other" arg...

Using nuclear power in Australia is pure fantasy. Australians are some of the worst NIMBYs on the planet. No-one will want this near them AT ALL. Just look at the fight that went on with Sydney airport. It took almost 50 years to break ground on it (it was originally proposed in 1973). I remember t...

Appreciate it JRoz, definitely e-mail them and let them know

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Is it comforting to let go of your share of responsibility for climate change because your per capita output is small compared to the output of another country? If so good for you, but don't pretend you want to move away from fossil fuels and you're just itching to use Twiggy's ammonia or these othe...

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"I guess my main argument against these "options" is that they aren't actually options, they're possibilities." You then immediately proceed to an example of a whole nation with a renewable energy source that is never going to be a solution for the whole world - but entirely appropriate to Iceland ...

You think nuclear waste storage is dangerous and pumped hydro is safe? How many people have died due to nuclear waste? Chernobyl - 31 dead (28 were within 3 months) https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190725-will-we-ever-know-chernobyls-true-death-toll I would say Chernobyl probably killed more th...

By the way I'm not angry or worried or anything .. I'll be long gone.. I'm more interested in how people justify being against nuclear power because I just can't make sense of it.

I also believe you are way out with your assessment of how long it would take for enriched Thorium technologies to be developed, (possibly a century) This is not still at abstract, theoretical stage, these technologies are in development or in use, albeit limited to India for electricity generation...

Wishing, when you say our coal consumption is minuscule is that a per capita comparison or a cruder comparison that doesn't allow for differences in populations . We Australianns like to think we don't have a big environmental footprint, aren't big energy consumers because we have a relatively smal...

This is an important discussion, globally, within nations and at the community level, so thank you Kestsas & other contributors to this thread which has mainly discussed this issue in an Australian context. As a preamble, I live in South Australia and have worked as a geophysics technician, mainly ...