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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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I am implying that you're continuing an already dealt with problem, that being an unnecessary complaint about a necessary mod decision on another instance. What's up with that?
The point of places like lemmy is to do just this? I get we are just going back and forth here but I asked a question (that was answered yes) not make a complaint. I don't think making a complaint was wrong ether (hence the question). You can stop responding whenever you wish, as can I, and I don't have an issue with communicating with you but somehow you seem to find it a problem?
you're right
Lemmy isn't a place. It's software used by others to create instances that they want to see exist.
Sorry, what you are describing sounds like it could be done on a local copy of notepad.
You're no longer making sense. Either you don't understand the tech or you're just spouting nonsense.