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		Klonoar on May 3, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Film studios lose bid to unmask Reddit users who w... Again, no. You do not need permission to withdraw your side of a conversation you engaged in.

rightbyte on May 3, 2023 [–]

It is kinda sad. Morally I think you are wrong but from a pragmatic perspective I have to agree.

We are getting to a point where the 'approved' really narrow consensus moves so fast you never know what will be used to harass you in the future.

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