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Languages & Linguistics Codidact does not currently have any reactions enabled. This means that when you go to react to a post, there are no available reactions, and so you can't actually react...
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#2: Post edited
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hkotsubo
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2021-12-04T21:33:44Z (almost 3 years ago)
Fixed typo and added relevant link
- Languages & Linguistics Codidact does not currently have any reactions enabled. This means that when you go to react to a post, there are no available reactions, and so you can't actually react.
- I'm aware that it's confusing to show the "react" feature when you can't actually use it; we should probably change it so that it doesn't show up if you can't use it. Thanks for bringing this up.
(If you want to enable reactions on Languages & Linguistics, that would be a discussion to bring up in their mete category.)
- Languages & Linguistics Codidact does not currently have any reactions enabled. This means that when you go to react to a post, there are no available reactions, and so you can't actually react.
- I'm aware that it's confusing to show the "react" feature when you can't actually use it; we should probably change it so that it doesn't show up if you can't use it. Thanks for bringing this up.
- (If you want to enable reactions on Languages & Linguistics, that would be a discussion to bring up in their [Meta category](https://languages.codidact.com/categories/37).)
#1: Initial revision
by
Mithical
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2021-12-04T21:09:49Z (almost 3 years ago)
Languages & Linguistics Codidact does not currently have any reactions enabled. This means that when you go to react to a post, there are no available reactions, and so you can't actually react. I'm aware that it's confusing to show the "react" feature when you can't actually use it; we should probably change it so that it doesn't show up if you can't use it. Thanks for bringing this up. (If you want to enable reactions on Languages & Linguistics, that would be a discussion to bring up in their mete category.)