Well that's a new one on me. I've heard about poorly-written censorship algorithms blanking out people who live in Penistone, or Clitheroe. But now a suburb of Croydon called Coulsdon has been wiped off the face of the planet, or at least wiped off of Facebook.
https://insidecroydon.com/2024/11/08/coulsdon-gets-cancelled-by-facebooks-algorithm-police/
One morning in 1932, when most of the moorlands and countryside was private land with no rights of access, a group of 700 people led by Benny Rothman, a Jewish anti-fascist activist from Manchester forced their way past fences and armed gamekeepers in a "mass trespass" up onto Kinder Scout hill.
Many were arrested, and some imprisoned, but the public mood of anger that working class people had been jailed simply for wanting to enjoy fresh air meant that soon afterwards the right to roam on the UK's moorlands and wildernesses was established, and in the 1950s the Peak District become the UK's first National Park.
Today's hike is going to be the Kinder Scout circular. As well as being a classic Peak District walk and taking in the highest point in Derbyshire, it's also the birthplace of the right to roam and the National Park system in the UK, due to a historical act of mass disobedience.
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@emsquared Nobody understands how post visibility works in Mastodon, not even Eugen 
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Here comes the spam again Falling on my timeline from dot social
@HannahHowe Ooh, this is even more exciting than waiting for real election results!
