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we're looking to create an AI policy, and when we were talking about this, my boss (older millennial) was genuinely shocked to hear that younger people do not (seem) to view AI positively (a la the recent commencement speakers being booed)

please rb for larger sample size!

Question 1/3

Thank you for helping with this data collection. Please rb for as big a sample as possible!

"what is this BABY doing in space!???"

Odysseus: Regret it why?

Cassandra: You won’t believe me if I tell you. If I prophecy, nobody believes me. That is my curse.

Odysseus: … I’m Nobody. Fill me in. 

*A couple of months later* 

Odysseus: HELLO PENELOPE, I AM HERE PRECISELY ON TIME AND NOT YEARS LATE incidentally I rescued and adopted a Trojan seer while I was away, she’s great, got me home really fast, Cassandra this is your new mother who’s not going to treat you like shit. 

Penelope: … I’m going to need more details, but okay, sure. 

I absolutely do not presume that you know the answer to this question. but. i desperately want to know the answer.

namely - is there ANY WAY to sort my bookmarks based on whether I've privated the bookmark?

I had a major scare recently - found out that Google's AI knew WAY too much about me. I'd love to private all of my AO3 bookmarks, but I have so many of them that I'd love to find a way to at least filter out the bookmarks I've already "locked down".

any hints or help very much appreciated; even if just to confirm that such a filter does not exist.

Yes, you can filter your own bookmarks by whether or not you have marked them as private.

In the bookmark filters, scroll down to the More Options section and find the box labelled Search bookmarker's tags and notes

You can find your public bookmarks by entering private: false into that box and then hitting the Sort and Filter button.

You can find your private bookmarks by entering private: true into that box and hitting the Sort and Filter button.

Since I'm here, I might as well share a few other ways you can filter your bookmarks, this time in the Search Within Results field (which is just above the one for Searching a bookmarker's tags and notes)

restricted: true for bookmarks of restricted works only (aka locked so that only logged in users can view them)

restricted: false for bookmarks of public works only

complete: true for bookmarks of complete works

complete: false for bookmarks of works in progress

bookmarkable_type: ExternalWork for bookmarks of external works

bookmarkable_type: Series for bookmarks of series