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Contrast if you steer the identical post to an ordinary slice of individuals, in which case it's more likely to get downvoted and told to stop being a racist jerk. At which stage the user is unhappy and leaves, but generally does the behavior less.Eh, there's absolutely debate about how those fancy fonts may be hell for b/vi people because screenreaders/text-to-speech apps struggle with them 'Fifi' because font would be read as'scientific letter , scientific letter , scientific letter f, scientific correspondence I' and if you've got your full bio as that font it'd get old really fast.
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