linguafood
December 15, 2022, 7:14pm
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These might be relevant to you, too:
I have one person who I ignore. So, yes, any posts are displayed as “hidden content” which I can open if I choose. I’ve only done that once just to see what happened. However, I think that if someone quotes that person in their own post, then the quote will be displayed. Still, a bit of second hand irritation is better than the complete irritation of prior to learning about the facility.
In the one below you will see that users have a variety of reasons for hitting the knife & fork button - often simply to acknowledge someone’s reply. I also found that the need for likes varies from person to person.
I am a very late, HIGHLY reluctant participant in social media. I’m one of the few people I know that does not have, and has NEVER had, a FB, twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, etc. account. None of them. The closest I get is here/FTC and reddit. And I was a (relatively) late-comer to reddit, having joined in what was the great Digg exodus, though that was just coincidental timing on my part.
So I never really remember to
And believe you me, I fully recognize the irony of our exchange
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