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GranDesley
Leaving the link to that specific BBC story right in the bio alongside the rainbow photo is terrifyingly clear. When someone clears their entire feed like that, family and management need to get to them immediately.
DigitalNomad_Jess
that is genuinely so sad 😢
StartupSoph
cleaning an entire grid and linking to a bbc report on caroline flack is usually a massive warning sign... hope her team actually steps in.

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