Holy attachment ambiguity, Batman: “The society’s executive committee declined to do so last week” https://t.co/JEztbUjWui
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The given Twitter post does not seem to be related to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The term "attachment ambiguity" and "executive committee" suggest that the post is not about a physical facility or infrastructure, but rather a different type of issue. Additionally, the use of the phrase "last week" implies that the issue is not current or urgent, which further suggests that it is not related to maintenance report feedback.