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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink9•2 years agoOh wow, that’s one of those quirks that in hindsight feels like a major oversight lol
minus-squareAnomanderlinkfedilink4•2 years agoIt was hilarious the first couple times it came up - but it absolutely was a massive oversight, especially in light of how wild-west the subreddit space was in that same era.
Oh wow, that’s one of those quirks that in hindsight feels like a major oversight lol
It was hilarious the first couple times it came up - but it absolutely was a massive oversight, especially in light of how wild-west the subreddit space was in that same era.