#data collection

[fruitfulchaos]

GO BURN CD'S. GO FILL PHYSICAL DISCS. PIRATE EVERYTHING. DOWNLOAD BOOKS, MUSIC, GAMES, SHOWS, FILMS. SAVE SNAPSHOTS ON WAYBACK. FUCK THE MEDIA COMPANIES. STREAMING ISN'T FOREVER. PURCHASE ISN'T OWNERSHIP. FORGE THE OWNERSHIP WITH YOUR OWN HANDS. MAKE MEDIA YOUR BITCH. STAY VIGILANT. I LOVE YOU.

[susanoos-wife]

[saywhat-politics]

Trump Admin Tries To End 60-Year-Old Rule That Stops Workplace Discrimination

It's the Trump administration's latest bid in their war against diversity efforts.

The Trump administration has proposed ending a long-standing federal civil rights requirement, which legal experts say will make it harder for employees to raise concerns about discrimination and may help make the American workplace whiter.

Most companies are required to report their employee demographic data to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that enforces anti-discrimination law in every single workplace across the country, thanks to a rule created in 1966. Collecting and sharing this data ensures that companies are complying with civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination based on protected characteristics like race or gender.

The EEOC proposed last week to end the rule mandating such data collection, known as EEO-1.

“The decision to no longer collect this data, I think, is part of a larger pattern of the federal government stepping back from its historic role of protecting workers and ensuring equal opportunity in the workplace,” said Amalea Smirniotopoulos, senior policy counsel at the Legal Defense Fund, a legal organization that advocates for equality.

The rule promotes transparency, allows companies to analyze their own employment practices and helps the EEOC enforce the law. The data can also help individuals bolster their own discrimination claims.

For example, Bass Pro Shops, an outdoor-focused chain store, was forced to pay $10.5 million after the EEOC found that the store had a pattern of discriminating against Black and Latino men in its hiring and recruiting practices. In their initial complaint, the employees used the data to bolster their claims.

[salamander-offical]

question for the officalverse:

if @eredin-offical were to suddenly die, would you care?

would you care?

yes: i'd rejoice

yes: i'd be pleased

no: i wouldn't have any strong feelings

no: i literally would not care

no: who is that

yes: i'd be pretty pissed

yes: i would actively seek revenge

yes: other (comment)

no: other (comment)

kinda (comment)

see results (only cowards click this one)

Voting ended onFeb 17

just collecting some purely hypothetical data

[filtheopathic]

which are you in your selfship

the ragebaiter

the ragebaited

Voting ended onJul 21, 2025

no nuance >:)

[sweetheart-dot-jpeg]

which celestial body do you relate to most/see yourself as?

Sun

Moon

Stars

Other (planets, nebulae, etc.)

Voting ended onFeb 15, 2023

Context: I have a theory, and i want to see if im right. for simplicity, its just the big three + the 'other' option. Apologies for no vanilla extract, i want actual data this time lol.

remember to reblog for a higher sample size!

[minimafioso]

BSD Analysis; Atsushi's encounters

Back when Verlaine showed up a friend commented how it's crazy Atsushi might meet him before Chuuya

In my off time I made a chart of encounters (because I love data) and it HAS to be intentional that Asagiri hasn't let them meet when Atsushi has met nearly everyone else

Note how there have been quite a few instances that they could have crossed paths but Asagiri seems to be holding off on a direct meeting...

Vol 20 p55

Considering Chuuya is the second half of the team Atsushi and Akutagawa are supposed to take over for, Soukoku, it's odd that Atsushi has yet to meet him yet the story has clearly shown the executive to Atsushi, perhaps foreshadowing? I always did find it interesting that Atsushi specifically honed in on Chuuya from who knows how high in the air amongst a city on fire and in chaos...

Vol 7 p156-p158

For comparison, he has also met everyone in the Guild and nearly all of Rats/DoA and most of the Hunting Dogs

By contrast, to further point out how absurd it is that these two have not met directly, Chuuya has encountered every member of the ADA that's appeared on the battlefield in some way. Fukuzawa is indirect, obviously, as they spoke through speakers while Chuuya delivered Mori's message. I'm counting Kyouka because she was at PM for awhile and was Kouyou's protege. There's a very likely chance Chuuya would have met her as he is often seen with Kouyou.

I look forward to when these two finally cross paths

[scleroticstatue]

Leverage Bad Guys by Type

1.01: businessmen

1.02: politicians

1.03: criminals

1.04: businessmen

1.05: businessmen

1.06: businessmen (with minor criminals)

1.07: corporation

1.08: politicians

1.09: criminals (with minor politicians)

1.10: businessmen

1.11: criminals

1.12: businessmen

1.13: businessmen

2.01: businessmen and criminals

2.02: businessmen

2.03: businessmen

2.04: businessmen but also criminals

2.05: newscaster

2.06: businessmen

2.07: criminals with minor businessmen

2.08: businessmen with minor criminals

2.09: businessmen

2.10: criminals but also businessmen

2.11: criminals

2.12: politicians

2.13: businessmen with minor criminals

2.14: politicians

2.15: politicians and criminals

3.01: businessmen

3.02: businessmen

3.03: businessmen

3.04: politicians

3.05: businessmen

3.06: businessmen

3.07: militiamen

3.08: businessmen and criminals

3.09: criminals

3.10: businessmen

3.11: it's complicated

3.12: criminals

3.13: businessmen who're criminals

3.14: businessmen with criminals

3.15: criminals

3.16: politicians and criminals

4.01: businessmen

4.02: businessmen

4.03: businessmen

4.04: criminals

4.05: businessmen

4.06: businessmen but criminals

4.07: businessmen and criminals

4.08: criminals

4.09: businessmen

4.10: scientists

4.11: college kids and politicians

4.12: businessmen

4.13: criminals

4.14: criminals

4.15: criminals

4.16: businessmen

4.17: criminals but it's complicated

4.18: criminals but it's complicated

5.01: businessmen

5.02: businessmen

5.03: businessmen

5.04: businessmen

5.05: businessmen with minor politicians

5.06: criminals

5.07: criminals

5.08: criminals

5.09: criminals

5.10: businessmen

5.11: businessmen

5.12: businessmen

5.13: businessmen

5.14: businessmen but also criminals but also politicians