As if the euro's devaluation over the years wasn't bad enough, the European Central Bank is launching the next hyper-embarrassing campaign, asking eurozone member banks to check their social media for possible bank run sentiment. Truly, this is what self-assurance sounds like, this is what stability sounds like, this is the sound of sound money. And it's the sound of complete media incompetence that we only find among state functionaries.
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You guys still using banks?
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Just to make fun of them
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Wouldnt this article itself act as a trigger for bank runs?
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Yes. These people simply are idiots
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They should also check for fiat leaks.
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dup: #399522
It would be great to get links included directly in these headline snippets
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What do You mean? Sorry, I don't get it. I put the link into the article.
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You could have checked if you were posting a duplicate. Regarding the link, why don't you put the link next to the title of the post?
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I just saw You posted the same link. Sorry. I was writing about this today for a magazine and put a part of my article here on the platform.
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In these cases, I think it is more fair to comment on the first post instead of creating a new one. But that is up to the discretion of each individual.
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I didn't see Your post, sorry
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Okay! If you use the "link" option instead of "discussion" after entering the link, you will see a duplicate post message
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Ah perfect. Didn't know that. Thanks and sorry
In most cases there is no space because I write longer titles
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63 sats \ 2 replies \ @398ja 24 Jan
When posting, if you select 'link' instead of 'discussion' you get a field for the url, and the title gets updated automatically after you enter the url. Then, expand 'options' to add your comment.
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this
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Oh. Thank You very much. Gonna try that.
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What duplicate?
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