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You can't even edit your own applets right? Like, you create an applet, hit save, and then it's set in stone. Can't modify it, you'd just have to make a new one
by triangleman 6y ago
You can't even edit your own applets right? Like, you create an applet, hit save, and then it's set in stone. Can't modify it, you'd just have to make a new one. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
If that's true, no way I'm paying $2/month for that. I'm moving to Autocode.
Edit: OK I see I can still edit RSS applets after they're created. Still doesn't seem worth keeping the service.
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