why do you people delete your posts?
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To to prevent AI to use it
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knowledge can be posted freely but NOT SHARED
any time someone on here corrects your grammar or usage, just remember they absolutely didn't get picked for peer review for anything to Nature -
Cuz I said some stupid shit and wanted it gone before anyone noticed.
Unfortunately deletes don't always federate so it doesn't help
More often than not this is the reason right here. I post, then go reload to see my post out in the wild. Sometimes it takes a minute to realize I must erase its existence.
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I don't really post, so I don't think I've ever deleted a post. As for comments, I think I've only deleted duplicates.
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why?
that's why
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created by deleter
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I've always read deleted by creator as
God vaporized them for their terrible comment.
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Sweet dreams
are made of
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Some bot accounts delete routinely so their behavior cannot be studied as easily.
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Some bot accounts delete routinely so their behavior cannot be studied as easily.
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