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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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I’m still zero not even 100% I’m using this site right lol.
Thanks everyone might regret this if it blows up like Reddit used to
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That’s an imposter!
I’m doing my part!
Hello, I am a notification. Welcome.
Not anymore! We (the internet) love you.
you're doing great bro, keep up the good work
Hello 👋 Hope your day is going well!
Here, have a reply
It just needs to work for the end user
Hellos friend. : )
Yeah I don’t think so either 😁
Here’s your notification test
You'll get more eventually.
I don't even know where I can see where my what used to be 'karma' at.
I got early access to liftoff but I have no idea what I'm doing. :(
I don't think karma gets aggregate. You just up and downvote posts and comments and that's it. It doesn't reflect back on the submitter.
Those points are even more meaningless here. Nothing to gain, but experiences and discussion. Hopefully.
You are doing fine!
You're doing fine. Have a good one!