I've found that if you open up a bunch of kbin tabs, it helps to refresh each one immediately before interacting with it. I'm guessing there's some token that expires far too easily.
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Thank you for trying to help me. I downvoted just because I thought it's incorrect, but I removed the downvote because now I feel bad about it. I still think it's incorrect, though.
What you say would be true if we were discussing tags in the Magazine Panel. But there's an implicit tag which does not appear there, that being the name of the magazine.
A fix for the bug would be to automatically add the magazine name as a tag on magazine creation, allowing moderator(s) to remove that tag if so desired, thereby disabling the magazine's subscription to its own name.
It's based on the title. I have other magazines with the same problem. It's automatic.
It can be a hassle. I run m/FoxNews for news about foxes. The microblog is constantly getting spammed by posts having the #FoxNews tag, which as you might guess is never news about foxes. There's no apparent way to disable the feature where magazines automatically get all content with a matching tag. Additionally, there are no notifications when somebody posts to your magazine, so you need to remember to check it regularly.
Among the MAGA crowd, that's certainly true. But he won't get any votes from the Left, none from the Center (including the "undecided"s), and none from quite a few conservatives who appreciate his impressive track record but are ready for someone more electable (DeSantis). So I really don't think he could come close to winning.
I have to wonder how many of the people polled were Democrats. Whether or not you believe the election was stolen, it's clear Trump's unable to win. The only valid reason to support Trump in the primary is if you want Democrats to win in the general election.
I realized I was mistaken, deleted my comment, and then saw your reply. You're right, and I'm sorry.
According to the Constitution, there's no such thing as a false elector. There is not supposed to be a popular vote. Electors are meant to be free to vote for whoever they deem fit. The fact that every single state has now instituted popular votes for POTUS does not change the fact that the founding fathers intended electors to be free to vote as they see fit.
I found it unappealing. The women talked a lot, and I didn't care much for what they had to say. YMMV, of course, but that was my personal experience.
A good password manager does far more than Firefox's built-in. Among the many things it does is sync across devices. Personally I like Bitwarden a lot, and there are several others out there that are good too.