Interesting Links for 19-05-2019

CellCube to bring grid scale vanadium battery to South Australia

(tags:batteries viaDanielDWilliam australia )

LGBT harassment at work is widespread

(tags:UK harassment work lgbt )

Black, Hot 'Superionic' Ice May Be Nature's Most Common Form of Water

(tags:water space )

If Labour backed a second referendum its vote snare would go up 10%

(tags:voting labour UK europe referendum )

Conservative Party would split over No Deal Brexit

(tags:UK europe Conservatives )

Former Conservative Deputy PM Michael Heseltine will be voting Lib Dem for first time ever

(tags:politics uk europe Conservatives libdem weird )

Many Of The Brexit Party's Twitter Followers Aren't Behaving Like Genuine People

(tags:twitter fraud politics uk europe )

World Of Warcraft Classic's "not bug" list is delightful

(tags:games history bug WorldOfWarcraft )

Breaking the 1000 followers barrier

A few days ago I saw an amusing image I liked on Twitter, and shared it on the Facebook Page I have set up to share links.

It's now been viewed over a million times, has over a thousand comments, and over eleven thousand shares. Which makes it, by far, the most viral I've ever gone.

It also got me over 1,000 likes (over 250 more have liked it in the last week), which triggered Facebook to check I have 2-factor authentication set up.

I wonder how differently Facebook treats pages with more followers. It does seem, for instance, to have stopped showing me a notification whenever someone comments. Which is good for the 1,200 notifications I would have had on a silly image. But on the other hand, means I probably won't see the actual interesting discussions on the more serious links.

I also wonder how many of those people will hang around for links about political doom. I guess I'll see!