After much request, I have decided to continue sharing my research on Telegram. Many have asked me to reconsider leaving here, as many don’t have any other social media accounts and don’t have a good place to get real news.
For now I will continue sharing things here.
However, I am still unsure at this time if I will be opening up my chat.
After much request, I have decided to continue sharing my research on Telegram. Many have asked me to reconsider leaving here, as many don’t have any other social media accounts and don’t have a good place to get real news.
For now I will continue sharing things here.
However, I am still unsure at this time if I will be opening up my chat.
Thank you for your understanding 🙏
BY Cody Mello
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