@moseskagan@ASDem Ranked choice voting isn’t perfect, but I think it’s a lot better. If nothing else, the message you send with your ballot is much more contextually rich. “I like A, I’m fine with B, I really don’t like C”
I wish we had RCV here in LA at least.
@pozzoron@shawngorham Lastly, on the argument that LPR’s should become U.S. citizens: plenty of reasons a LPR might not be able to. Might have to renounce from their home country, might lose benefits/opportunities from other countries , etc. citizenship and voter participation aren’t 1:1 IMO.
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@pozzoron@shawngorham Legal permanent residents pay taxes, too. There’s an argument that if LPRs have skin in the game, they should have a say in who represents them, too.
This voting power being limited to local elected offices makes some sense, too.
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@ClarenceWongCRE I do that too sometimes. You probably experience this too, but sometimes you want to acknowledge what the sender said and also signal to others that you’ve acknowledged - otherwise, it looks like an unanswered/ignored email from the sender.
@ClarenceWongCRE If it’s within the same server/client environment (outlook with an exchange email account, or Gmail for a g-suite account), you just see the react and don’t get a new email each time.
I use it all the time and would love to see more of it.
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@ClarenceWongCRE This is actually a great feature. We are all inundated with so many emails, and the 👍🏻 react is a great way to acknowledge someone’s email without reply all “thanks”.
You’re getting that email because it’s going from an exchange server to Google or vice versa.
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@realEstateTrent Yes, fine, but draw up a lease or license agreement. Same stuff as you’d have in any other lease: insurance stuff, limitations of use, etc
@skylarromines@realEstateTrent I'll clarify: impress a business partner, client, lender, etc. to potentially do business, not impress someone based solely on your clothing choices.