Just gonna put this here-

"The Regulations do not just risk overregulating low risk "outlier" services, like Wikipedia...As designed, the regulations will also fail to catch many of the services UK society is actually concerned about, like misogynistic hate websites" - Phil Bradley-Schmieg

I just cant believe that its finally me and you,

FOR SIX LONG YEARS I HAVE WAITED FOR THIS CONFIRMATION

can we talk about how hard this line went

found this ebook from 1902 which is the first time I've encountered the thing I was searching for so long- an EXHAUSTIVE list of Everything that can be used as a textile fiber.

I don't understand why dogbane hasn't got any attention in the textiles world. it was used by basically every native american group in USA for, what, 12,000 years minimum? It gives crazy yields, the fibers are RIDICULOUSLY strong and sooo soft, and requires zero chemical processing or retting. You could mechanize the harvesting and processing easily. In terms of the quality and usefulness of fiber and the amount you get out of it relative to the amount of work it just blows everything else out of the water