@paul_denton (ok, je commence) Mais quelle chance ! Je me demande bien quel futur va nous être concocté !
On attendrait pas plutôt l'an prochain ? Rapport au fait que la page 2026 des livres d'histoire est déjà pas mal chargée (plagiat des décennies précédentes généré par chabot, surtout).

@irfan @daniel Please, if you try that, please let us know. I am utterly curious.

@irfan Hi, there may be multiple things. Try to avoid paying him too much. One thing can be the container. Is it dark or deep? Too deep and narrow may be an issue, if the bowl changed in particular. Also, cleanliness matters. Change twice a day usual around meal time does the trick. Next is location. Too close to the cat's toilet, too busy/ close to a corridor triggers the cat's instinct that it is not a safe place to eat or drink. Cat's have their wn Feng shui. So somewhere clean and isolated but not encumbered. Lastly, maybe your cat just loves it that way and ultimately, I don't really know. I just happen to live cats, (been) raised (by) cats, so accumulated some things from there and the almighty interwebs 😄📚

@brainpilgrim Should make the cat choose. Actually, I would argue that any self-respecting cat has already made their choice within 2 and 1\2 seconds of the original encounter (or presentation of a bowl of food, whichever comes first).

@toutesdesfemmes Coucou. Pour comprendre, le texte cible les personnes en demande, ou qui ont obtenu l'asile ? Je comprends que, même dans le cas où ce ne sont que les personnes en demande, ça reste impactant dans leur parcours personnel (les demandes sont certainement très longues, au demeurant). Merci

@s0 Luckily, English is virtually genderless. Bear with me: In French, for instance, this may not be as easy an accomplishment: "Chèr.e.s co- usager.ère.s des toilettes," if you ressort to inclusive writing (I may be somewhat wrong).