Really, almost 10%- depending on how you slice it.

Don’t back down.

More than any other platform, that one helps me track companies and their job postings, news, and hiring; supporting our alumni and graduating students in their early career networking; pushing news to our university’s wider alumni network, and so on.

I use the network for specific types of communication and networking. I originally set it up very intentionally to be professional with no bleed into my personal social network, which all other platforms have. I manage a group of 15,000 subscribers in historical archaeology.

I wish bsky allowed bookmarking or sensing myself direct messages… I send myself gear and useful stuff like this so I can find it later!

You should ask some archaeologists about this if you’d like to commiserate. Just because “A lot of people are saying.”

No interest in debating. Gender isn't sex and animals don't have gender. But your statement about "boy cows/girl cows" is Pollyanna at best (if you don't understand the messiness of nature), disingenuous at worst (if you do-but choose to pretend). Human variation in sex and gender is wonderful.

I didn't know until just now that there are 4,700 articles on google scholar with keywords "bovine" and "intersex". Do some reading... scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=e...

Please amply this post if you are in a community of #archaeology, #history, #architecture, #planning, #sustainability, #museums, #environment and allied cultural industries

The $1bn annual CRM world relies entirely upon networking for students and new grads to get their foot in the door. This is a serious disadvantage to those that graduate from small programs or in regions that are removed from active CRM fieldwork.