A family of wolves in Belarus saved a puppy from a bear. The ending scene is quite expressive.

This is from a USA TODAY article about LGBT persecution in Uganda. The content is horrifying, but I have a language question. Is "goes onto say" acceptable, or should it be "goes on to say"?

"Lenin is with us" is a literal description. It's hard to explain to people who haven't lived in the Soviet Union how ubiquitous was Lenin's presence in posters, school and university textbooks, news, etc. Maybe not as ubiquitous as the Kims' in DPRK, but close.

For me, it's one of her best and most memorable, but for some reason, it's not remembered much.

Backwards and unconnected Arabic is common on signs outside Arab countries, but it's usually printed, and here it appears to be hand-painted. Also, the Persian روباه is broken, but the Arabic ثعلب isn't. Curious.

Wikimedia Commons had a photo challenge with a theme of "Breaking the rules" and people interpreted it in a bazillion ways. Here are some of my favorite submissions

You, whoever you are, if you are reading this, you use what she created many times a day. The praise and respect people like her deserve is incalculable. May she rest in peace, and may we be better at recognizing the immense importance and impact of open web technologies.

I'm really not a gamer, but I'm looking forward to this game.

I'm largely out of here. Find me at this link. wikis.world/@aharoni