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Trump admin lied about why 4-year-old US citizen with cancer was deported: lawyers
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this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2025
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So... Can you refute the accounts of this happening, or are you just slurping down orange dick and gargling out an excuse for it later?
No, they cannot. Look at their post history. I love tags on Lemmy!
As do I!
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Does that work in the web app? (I'm on feddit.org if that matters)
They're on -70 now btw. But people like that thrive on downvotes, or at least they think they do.
It works on Voyager (the one I'm using), Summit, and Thunder as well as one or two others afair
That’s weird. I’m on Voyager, and I don’t see that.
Settings > Users Tags > Enable
Thanks!
There's no such thing in the web ui. Ah well 🤷
In settings, it's the fourth from the bottom, pink icon that says "user tags".
The feature was in beta and difficult to find a few updates ago, so it's not just you being unobservant unless you checked recently 😁
Thanks!
You're very welcome 🙂
It’ll be specific to the app you’re using. Tags aren’t natively supported by Lemmy, so they’re just something that the app makers add in. Sort of like RES on Reddit.
Yep, that makes sense. Thanks.