I agree.
I just took another look at it,
Comparing it to another random note, the to and cc fields are supposed to be arrays, rather than just a string.
Its also missing a url field, which is supposed to link to the user-facing url of the post.
cc: @[email protected]
There is some features that are needed, like the dismal state of mod tools, and moving communities to other servers.
I know. It just reminds me of them.
Ignore this....
They're not breaking things, they just have development that doesn't move at the speed of molasses.
I got it from here: https://xcancel.com/crazyiIIusions/status/1723506290255630460#m
Its a now-defunct novelty account that posts fake optical illusions (as in, they're not actually illusions) and pretends they're real.
Ironically, the term "dunk tank" has rascist origins.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunk_tank#Origin (note: slurs).
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The "They're the same picture" meme.
The top panel shows someone holding two images. One says "[email protected]", the other says "[email protected]". The person holding them (not pictured) is saying "Corporate needs you to find the difference between this picture and this picture."
The next panel shows Pam saying "They're the same picture." with a slight smile.
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A tumblr post by voidambassador.
It is an image made to look like a quote, it says: "Alienate your progressive voters by courting the center-right at all possible opportunities - Sun tzu, the art of war.
It has a reblog with a screenshot of a comment saying: "what policy she has that is center right [sic]? that makes no sense this has to be ragebait."
It has another edited quote saying: "If you do not immediately agree with a post on the internet, it has no intellectual backing and is singularly intended to offend. - Sun Tzu, the art of war.
There is a final reblog. It shows a screenshot of the tumblr messages icon, showing that there is 72 new messages sent to the author of the post. This reblog is equipped with yet another edited quote saying "uh oh - Sun Tzu, the art of war".
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