#platforme peer-to-peer

[crypto28ro]

Analiza impactului criptomonedelor asupra economiei partajate și a platformelor de tip peer-to-peer

Introducere În ultimii ani, criptomonedele au devenit un element definitoriu în peisajul digital și financiar global, aducând cu ele o serie de inovații tehnologice fundamentale. Economia partajată și platformele de tip peer-to-peer (P2P) se bazează pe ideea de a partaja resursele, de a elimina intermediarile și de a crea comunități colaborative. În acest context, criptomonedele și tehnologia…

[hadesknockedupintheunderworld]

Hey, I don't normally make my own posts about this, but.

Do not argue with an anti on their own terms.

Don't get me wrong, I get it. You see the hypocrisy. You see the way they take aim at your favorite ships or characters or tropes while enjoying something similar. And you think "if I can point out to them just how hypocritical and idiotic they look right now, everyone will see our argument, they'll see that the anti is wrong and a hypocrite, and then maybe more people will stop harassing the people who like my thing. Maybe the anti will see the light and stop being a hypocrite."

But it will not work. It will not work.

There is an extremely high chance one of two things will occur:

They will double down on their argument, and ignore what you've said. (Ex. They might say "This relationship has an age gap. That's p3dophi1ia. That's dangerous." And you might say "well you ship something with the same age gap. Is it not p3dophi1ia and dangerous when you do it?" And they will just double down and say "This ship is dangerous. The shippers are grasping at straws to make their p3d0 ship normal.")

They will agree with you, but in the worst way possible. (Ex. Someone says "Ew your ship are basically siblings because they're childhood friends and grew up together. 1nc3st apologist." And you might respond "And yet we allow our most popular ship in this fandom to be popular? They grew up together as childhood friends and were inseparable. Why is that not inc3st?" because you think they'll gain a sense of perspective here. But then that person responds "People who ship that popular ship are freaks too then." Maybe they believed that before the convo or maybe they didn't, but the point now is that (while not your intention or fault by any means) some people have gone on to harass shippers of a ship that aren't doing anything wrong. What you think will bring clarity ends up raising tensions between shippers instead)

Do not meet them where they're at on their preconceived notions. You will not make them believe that they are wrong or hypocrites. Do not concede to their heavy assertions of abuse, p3dophi1ia, 1nc3st, etc levied against the thing you like for the sake of arguing that they are a hypocrite, or with intent to make them feel dumb for inadvertently labeling 80% of a fandom with said labels. They will not "see the light". The best thing you can do, if you have to say anything, is double down with "I'm not hurting anyone and it's fiction. I can do whatever I want" or "I don't give a shit what harmless things people like as long as it's tagged and I can filter out what I dislike" (especially if this is your stance). Then block and move on.

Antis, like trolls, thrive on engagement. They want you to argue so they can continue to point at you or lie about you or make you look bad.

It is in your best interest to pick your battles, and to try to sus out the difference between a friendly argument or standing up for yourself versus feeding the trolls. You won't make the right choice every time, all of us are human after all, but I promise you that ignoring and blocking bad faith actors, deleting their hate anons, etc, is not the coward's way out. Sometimes you don't need to fight. Sometimes keeping yourself from platforming bad faith actors and giving them nothing to go on will do the job (because there are more antis that are just small blogs with little power to do anything than you think, the kinds of people whose inflammatory posts will die if no one touches them).

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

[oliversideblogs]

[vampirismadvocate]

am I allowed to be horny on here or will I be killed with rocks for it

[dejwrld]

a daily reminder that tumblr isn’t any different than other social media platforms, it’s just rebranded with white fandom quirkiness.

[smile-files]

Just popping in to say the thing you have going on with your friend running the hate account is without a doubt the funniest thing I've ever found on this site

@i-hate-smile-files <- just tagging him because i want him to see this!!! he's a funny guy. he keeps leaving his wallet on the table at school and when he comes back like 30 minutes later he chides me for not stealing it

[soumic]

About once a day I go through the mental gymnastics of going "god I should probably make an art insta, for ~professional purposes~ and ~networking~ and ~cultivating an audience~"

And then I scrunch my face up so hard my features cave inside my skull thinking about conceding to using an algorithmic social media platform in 2023, let alone a facebook product

(please don't take this as a call to suggest alternative social medias to me sdlkfjs I mega super promise you I am aware of them)

[blackswallowtailbutterfly]

Hey, just a thought. If TikTok will literally remove any content of importance if you don't censor the words, what if you used literally any other fucking platform where you didn't have to do that? Like, imagine if a large number of people used a different a platform to get across important messages that didn't remove their content for doing so! Do you think that maybe the people running highly censored platforms might get the picture? Do you think they might decide, oh hey, maybe we shouldn't do this or people won't join? Or do you think that by buying into this shit, other platforms might do the same, and then hardly anywhere can you have an important adult conversation about real issues? Like, come on. I understand it's not always as easy as "vote with your money", but *try*. There's actually nothing saying you have to belong to this or that popular platform. If it's too shit to actually get across an important point without a ridiculous workaround, don't use it.

[squeakadeeks]

[mycorrhizastar]

tumblr is an incredibly stupid website because it will even flag its own radar posts as mature... even when said posts are not mature.

dog shit platform, just like all other social media.

anyways be sure to subscribe to the RSS feeds on my website.

[boyfear]

i feel like i've been keeping it very vulgar & crass on here lately. not to sound like a social conservative but i'm not sure i like that. i'm losing my "silly little guy" edge a bit maybe

[silvermaples]

womp womp

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[kryoni]

Understanding Editorial Management Software

In the world of publishing, whether digital or print, editorial management software is increasingly becoming a critical tool for streamlining editorial workflows and enhancing productivity. As the need for efficiency, collaboration, and accuracy grows, understanding the role of such software and knowing when it’s time to invest in it is essential. This blog explores what editorial management software is, its key role in modern publishing, and how to choose the best system for your needs.

What Is Editorial Management Software?

Editorial management software is a comprehensive tool designed to facilitate the entire editorial workflow—from manuscript submission to publication. It provides a centralized platform for managing articles, manuscripts, or any other type of editorial content.

At its core, editorial management software helps to automate repetitive tasks, improve communication among team members, and track content revisions, approvals, and deadlines. By organizing all the elements of the editorial process in one place, it ensures that no step is overlooked, and every detail is accounted for.

What Is the Role of Editorial Management Software?

The role of editorial management software goes beyond just managing content. Here are some key functions that illustrate its importance:

Centralized Content Repository: Editorial management software ensures all editorial content is stored in a single, accessible location. This improves collaboration and helps keep track of multiple drafts and revisions in one place.

Streamlined Workflow Management: By automating tasks such as submission tracking, review processes, and approval timelines, the software reduces the risk of missed deadlines and enhances workflow efficiency.

Version Control and History Tracking: Editorial software allows for detailed tracking of all changes made to content. Editors and authors can view previous versions, compare changes, and ensure they are working with the most up-to-date document.

Collaborative Features: An Editorial software enables seamless communication between different stakeholders, including authors, editors, and external reviewers. Through integrated comment features and real-time updates, teams can collaborate more effectively and efficiently.

Analytics and Reporting: Many systems provide analytics tools that help track the performance of editorial content and team efficiency. These insights can be used to identify bottlenecks and improve the overall editorial process.

When Is Editorial Management Software Necessary?

While small editorial teams may manage with basic tools like email or spreadsheets, larger operations often face challenges that require a more sophisticated approach. Here are several signs that indicate it may be time to implement editorial management software:

Increasing Volume of Content: As your content volume grows, managing it manually becomes more time-consuming and prone to errors. Editorial management software can handle higher volumes of content without compromising quality or efficiency.

Lack of Coordination Among Teams: In an environment where teams are working in silos or across different locations, managing communication and feedback can become chaotic. Editorial software centralizes all interactions, allowing teams to collaborate effectively regardless of their physical location.

Manual Processes Are Hindering Efficiency: If your team is still relying on manual processes like emailing content back and forth, tracking deadlines on spreadsheets, or searching through folders to find documents, it’s time to consider a more streamlined approach.

Version Control Issues: When working with multiple revisions of a document, it’s easy to lose track of the latest version. Editorial management systems automatically track and manage document versions, ensuring all team members are working on the correct file.

Inefficient Content Review and Approval Processes: Delays in reviewing and approving content can disrupt timelines. Editorial software accelerates this process by automating notifications, tracking review progress, and ensuring that deadlines are met.

How to Choose the Right Editorial Management Software

Selecting the right editorial management software requires a thoughtful approach to ensure it meets the needs of your team and aligns with your editorial goals. Here are some important factors to consider when making your decision:

User-Friendliness: The software should be intuitive and easy to navigate. A user-friendly interface minimizes the learning curve and ensures that your team can adopt it quickly.

Customization Options: Your editorial processes are unique. The software should allow customization of workflows, roles, and permissions to match your specific requirements.

Collaboration and Communication Features: Ensure that the system supports real-time collaboration, file sharing, commenting, and feedback capabilities to enhance teamwork.

Scalability: Select a system that can scale alongside your organization's growth. As your content volume and team size increase, your software should be able to handle the added workload without performance issues.

Security and Compliance: Since editorial content often involves sensitive information, the software must offer robust security features, such as access controls and data encryption, to protect your content and meet compliance standards.

Customer Support and Training:A strong support team and training resources are essential to ensure a smooth transition and continuous optimization of the software.

Steps to Take if You’re Ready for a New Editorial Management System

Once you've determined that your editorial process needs an upgrade, the next step is to select and implement the right system. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

Assess Your Current Workflow: Identify the pain points in your existing editorial process, whether it's related to communication, deadlines, content tracking, or approval delays. This will help you choose the right features in the new system.

Research and Compare Options: Investigate different editorial management systems that match your needs. Review features, read customer testimonials, and request demos to get a feel for the software.

Set a Budget: Determine how much you are willing to spend on the software. Consider both initial setup costs and ongoing expenses such as licenses, maintenance, and upgrades.

Gather Team Feedback: Since the software will be used by multiple people across different roles, gather input from your editorial team to ensure the system fits their needs and will improve their workflow.

Plan for Implementation: Once you have selected a system, plan the rollout. This should include data migration, user training, and defining the new workflows. Make sure to give your team time to adjust to the new system.

Monitor and Optimize: After implementation, regularly assess how the software is performing. Are workflows more efficient? Are there any issues that need addressing? Continuously monitor the system to ensure its delivering the expected benefits

Conclusion: Elevating Editorial Efficiency with Advanced Solutions

In today’s dynamic publishing environment, the decision to implement an editorial management system is critical for enhancing operational efficiency, fostering collaboration, and ensuring high-quality content delivery. By automating routine tasks, improving team coordination, and providing seamless version control, organizations can significantly enhance productivity while upholding the rigorous standards of modern editorial processes.

As you explore options to optimize your editorial workflows, partnering with a trusted and innovative solution provider is paramount. Kryoni offers a comprehensive, AI-enabled publishing management software that seamlessly integrates every stage of the editorial process, from manuscript submission to production, hosting and indexing—all in one unified platform. By leveraging Kryoni's advanced technology and expertise, organizations can streamline their editorial operations, reduce manual effort, and consistently deliver high-quality content at scale.

Discover how Kryoni can transform your editorial workflows and drive efficiency—visit Kryoni.com to learn more about our solutions tailored for the modern publishing landscape.

[softaestluv]

obsessed with the idea of onlyfans model! reader x Simon

Maybe you’re one of the biggest creators on the platform and you’re very well known after doing it for a few years. Except, you only do solo content, despite your peers constantly asking to collab or getting requests from fans to see you getting fucked.

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[steadyincome]

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