@simonw The linked example doesn’t make sense from my mobile https://t.co/Pn8AqnC4I7
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@simonw linked example doesnt make sense from mobile
linked example make sense mobile
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It seems that the post does not mention anything related to maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The word "linked" could refer to a variety of things, but in this context, it is unlikely that it is related to a maintenance report. Additionally, the word "example" could refer to a hypothetical or fictional scenario, and "make sense" could mean that the scenario is reasonable or plausible. However, without more context, it is difficult to determine the exact meaning of the post.