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I never said gen z equals dumb. But now I'll say you get easily offended by a joke.
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Whoah, is it just me or is just about everyone on this thread shadowbanned? >

How does that work? I suspect myself of being shadow banned on another sub since no one ever likes, dislikes or replies to me. >

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Hello. I didn't mean on this sub, if that's what you're testing. Have a nice day, my bro from another mo. >

I think shadowbanning is only a global thing, and not sub specific. That's why they have the sub if you can check if you're shadowbanned or not.
But maybe that's changed since I thought to look it up. >

It is global, reddit is the one that hands out shadow bans, not mods. >

Are you certain? I know for a fact that I'm shadowbanned in one particular sub. No upvotes or downvotes, highly visible in the thread and controversial to the sub it was in. I checked with another account and the comment does not appear to exist. Changed back to this account and the comment was there. >

Maybe figure skating. I know when I ice skate, I’m definitely walking in scribbles >

So is a lot of people's handwriting! >

Figure skating ⛸️, yes 
Ice hockey skating, a toddler who can’t write 😆 >

Came to say this. Hockey skating would be like a madman writing in a language they made up. >

So speed skating would be a doctor's handwriting? >

This feels accurate. >

Depends on the type of skating. I'd say figure skating is your closest to walking in cursive. As a hockey player, I'd describe hockey skating as going 120 wpm on your keyboard for a minute and then taking a break. Speed skating is like signing your name I guess? You do pretty much the same thing every race. >

For the gen Z-ers out there. Cursive writing is when you write a full word without lifting up your pen. >

bruh stfu, just because we’re gen z doesnt mean we dont know what cursive writing is. we’re not dumb.