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Maybe it's because reviews like "fuck u/spez, use lemmy instead" contain word "lemmy"?
Yes
That's probably part of it, but there's definitely more factors. I trust the Play Store is able to align user patterns , like how 99.9% of users searching for and downloading a Lemmy app at one point downloaded a Reddit app.
then we need to be uninstalling reddit and installing porn social apps immediately after. enough people do it and...
Angry upvote, satan
is that a thing?
onlyfans is an app, a quick search showed a couple others, dating apps mainly, likely a couple social services that don't mention dating or sex that are actually used for that. Just have to find them.
Like Whisper and Yik Yak and all those clones
I accidentally deleted comment when trying to edit. You still might be able to see it from different instances due to how ActivityPub works.
Here is what it said:
You can hit the delete button again to un-delete it.
Or just simply press Alt+F4, that'll readd your comment.
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i still see it
It shows deleted by creator for me
it depends on the instance
I still sees it
you have to edit, wait for the edit to propagate and then delete
thread is still here https://lemmy.intai.tech/comment/352120