I now see what you’re talking about, but only after tapping the image and specifically zooming in to that part of the image. Let’s be honest, though, OP knew they messed up because the “r” has since been removed from the title.
Let’s be honest, the mistake I was pointing out has been fixed, which now makes it seem as though I had no idea what I was talking about. OP put r/, I called them out on it, “r” was removed without an edit comment, making me look like I didn’t know what I was talking about. Why did you even bother commenting on this?
which now makes it seem as though I had no idea what I was talking about
No, I know what you’re talking about.
OP put r/, I called them out on it
I’m saying that making a simple typo is not really something you need to “call someone out on”. Nobody ever denied them using r/, so the “let’s be honest” seemed extra silly.
I was calling them out on posting what happened to them on Reddit onto Lemmy. What’s the point of coming to Lemmy if so much of the conversation revolves around Reddit? At any rate, the original title had r/, which is a Reddit prefix. I then expressed my displeasure of Reddit showing up on Lemmy and was thus down voted. At some point OP edited the title, removing “r.” So, no, it’s not a simple typo.
Because the image is pretty clearly @lemmy.world
I now see what you’re talking about, but only after tapping the image and specifically zooming in to that part of the image. Let’s be honest, though, OP knew they messed up because the “r” has since been removed from the title.
You’re right, let’s get him for ah, making a typo.
Let’s be honest, the mistake I was pointing out has been fixed, which now makes it seem as though I had no idea what I was talking about. OP put r/, I called them out on it, “r” was removed without an edit comment, making me look like I didn’t know what I was talking about. Why did you even bother commenting on this?
No, I know what you’re talking about.
I’m saying that making a simple typo is not really something you need to “call someone out on”. Nobody ever denied them using r/, so the “let’s be honest” seemed extra silly.
I was calling them out on posting what happened to them on Reddit onto Lemmy. What’s the point of coming to Lemmy if so much of the conversation revolves around Reddit? At any rate, the original title had r/, which is a Reddit prefix. I then expressed my displeasure of Reddit showing up on Lemmy and was thus down voted. At some point OP edited the title, removing “r.” So, no, it’s not a simple typo.