@b05df304 Why not? Matrix has a concept of room that has moderators, which then contains all the messages including replies-to-replies, so the semantics of moderation match what IMO people expect.

People find it weird, but I don't think it's correct to think of Matrix as a chat protocol. Jabber is a protocol for sending messages, while Matrix is a protocol for synchronizing contents of message lists. If you look at it from this angle, it makes way more sense that Matrix is suited to various "less online"[*] usecases.

[*] Matrix still has some weird failure modes when _homeservers_ are not online enough, but they are being worked on as part of the p2p Matrix version (https://arewep2pyet.com/ mentions them). 

 @kravietz 🦇 

It's not the first instance of the latter: they did the same for the marine drone attack on the Kerch bridge. Do you perchance know of other examples? 

 @b05df304 TIL that the "pair" part meant "prepare" (https://www.etymonline.com/word/repair#etymonline_v_12814) 

 @kravietz 🦇 Have you found a convenient way to do fillets on all edges of a part? 

 @b05df304 If I gather correctly, you are thinking of a construction that is loaded ~only in compression. Am I right?

What's the order of magnitude of the size you're thinking about (it's not obvious, because it depends on the angle in the pyramid's tip)? Less than 1% of Earth's mass/more than that?