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Do you often dumb-down what you say on social media?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2025
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Dumbing things down is a sign of respectlessness towards the audience. So no. I am not doing this. I sometimes write things in a shorter way due to the nature of the medium, though.
But my Mastodon instance is configured to allow up to 5000 character per message, so there is plenty of space if I feel like.