Mathematics, 28.04.2021 04:50 mdg5605
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So first, I really liked this website, until I figured out that there were bots that steals the points from you, and were never moderated. I strongly believe that the moderators of should ban the use of any domains (if thatās what you call it). For example, things that ends with ā.comā shouldnāt be allowed. Iāve heard that by clicking into one of those Bitly links, you might risk getting a virus, which Bucks bad for the people who are new to this website. I believe that this website is great, but virus bots are ruining it. I might even have to quit because of them ):
***To make this educational, what is 0.5(28)?***
Thank you for reading my rant. Sorry to any moderators who find this uneducational... I just found the bots really disturbing, and it would be really nice of you guys if you can help us with this
Thank you~
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