oh my god i accidentally deleted a comment my stupid ass and my fingers 😭 but to the person in the comments, murat is ethnically uyghur and of kazah-russian nationality!!
https://saint-images.neocities.org/photo/chernyaga2025, https://saint-images.neocities.org/photo/everyday - new photos.
this is one i came up with recently: the place where spirits go to send each other letters rhymes with its mortal counterpart in both english and japanese (“the ghost office”/「幽便局」) ごめんね🙇
I do not know who this is. Guess I'll keep an eye out for them? Glad to know that you were able to clear it up! Spammers... go home!!
I never would have thought I would get involved with this, I literally never touch these parts of the internet and they don't touch me either.
Checking on it now it seems like the account is gone. That's odd, hopefully this is the end of whatever it seems you're dealing with...
Yeah thanks f or noticing, I hope they didn't just rename or something. Business as usual on são-imagens from now on!!!
Huh, that is weird indeed, did that guy do anything else other than link your page on his profile?
damnium I should probably updates the posessions page, I have like 3 times more Krtek's now
That much is true, when I told mom that there will likely be a 3rd time she said "you want me to have a heart attack"?
Thanks a lot! I will have more fun with cameras, the more difficult part is to write about it then create pages on my site but I'm sure I will get used to that!
it's definitely not just "high density" and "low density" though, I think what I'm trying to express is a bit more nuanced than just density.
screw AI and Google, I'm gonna ask the real ones...
i wanna be on board but not entirely sure what u r asking
Maybe "urbanized" for the first kind of place
Generally all can fall under the umbrella of urbanization, however I don't think there's an distinctions between types or levels or urbanization
(source: I am studying geography + planning and sociology in college)
If we were to go by the western view of urbanization... In reality, what you see in russia with high rise apartment blocks with greenery in between is practically "sub-urbanized" despite not having the usual characteristics of western suburbs. It's more "sub-urban" as opposed to "suburban" if you know what I mean.
More so, Soviet urbanization is typically 'inorganic' in the way that it is all a very planned effort to build these apartment blocks as they were made to accomadate working class needs. Soviet apartment blocks are constructed in a way that each block contains a whole blocks daily necessities (shops, parks, schools, etc.)
The distinction between the concrete jungle (Lower Manhattan, Shinjuku, etc.) and something like the typical Soviet block has no names... Rather, all of it is urbanization, just under different names. You can call Soviet blocks something like "Soviet Urbanization" and high-rise areas as "Dense Urbanization". Something like that
Hopefully this helps...! Sorry had to flex my knowledge hahaha. The Nuance of urbanization is very hard to categorize, and while I do understand that it is beyond just density... historical context behind why places are urbanized like that can usually be written off as "government wants grid streets because high density and building up is necessary"
Mr. Saint, in such cases you just have to coin your own terminology. It's almost always better than existing ones for referring to the specific thing you notice.