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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2023
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Cool clickbait. By censoring the company you are complaining about you are removing any possibility of confirming the story. Why would you do this? you are supposedly mad about the company and thus airing a public grievance, yet what could is a public grievance if no one know the target of your ire? Well it's useless, so why would you post this? For internet points? Maybe go back to reddit.
The purpose of this post was to find out if what they do is legal. That is, if I have the right to file a complaint. I'm not obliged to tell you the name of the company. I have things to do and I don't care about "internet points", as you call them.
You say you don't "Care about internet points" and you have "things to do" yet you constantly post and comment on AI generated memes. It's ok if you want to enjoy things online. It's also ok if you do deeply care about internet points, but don't outrage farm.
Bro shut up PLEASE