@jcrabapple If your modern, web-based, mobile-friendly service is asking Jane Q. User to "pick a server," you're losing, unless your intention is for that interface to filter out anyone who's never used Linux.

@jcrabapple People are not dumb beyond help. They're unaccustomed to the question of what server they want to sign up at, and it's likely that a critical-mass service is going to have to do away with that step (e.g., by auto-assigning a server). It may also be possible to get away with a UX tuned for the most tech-basic user, which prompts people to enter a username and then choose a server from a wheel-style interface, thus building their entire username without thinking about *servers*.

@evacide Mr. Gaiman the question was "do you domineer women by telling them to 'not ruin the moment' and practice BDSM on them without common precautions like safe words?"

@CultureDesk @USAToday @histodons The real question seems to be can you read *messy* cursive?

@256 Take me back.

@moftasa Or pasting it.