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6:16 PM, Thursday April 11th 2024

I'd be happy to clarify if anything I've said is unclear, but unfortunately "?????" is about as informative as a dog's head tilt, so I'm a bit unsure of where the confusion lies lol

4:38 AM, Friday April 12th 2024

Wait I just replied with a thumbs up emoji but it got replaced with question marks

I guess this site cannot process emoji characters

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1:28 PM, Sunday April 21st 2024
edited at 1:29 PM, Apr 21st 2024

Let's see if unicode symbols work.

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Oh they don't as well :D

edited at 1:29 PM, Apr 21st 2024
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