when someone gives a link: https://www.phind.com/search/cm73yk4wc0002336u6brx4jp1 https://www.phind.com/search/cm73yk4wc0002336u6brx4jp1 anyone else can edit t

when someone gives a link: https://www.phind.com/search/cm73yk4wc0002336u6brx4jp1 https://www.phind.com/search/cm73yk4wc0002336u6brx4jp1 anyone else can edit those links and have it persist. Like, when i clicked that link it was 3 prompts trying to get phind to prove 1=2. Now it's about the TV show weeds and down quarks. I don't want to expend any more effort to report than this because linkedin wanted me to pay money to send a message to whoever was claiming to be from phind in comments so i send that link to a friend. it shows them 1=2 convo, they edit it. i hit refresh, it shows their edits. This isn't just some "oh it's the same IP" or "cookies" or whatever. My cellphone isn't on my wifi, and my friend lives 1100 miles from me on a different provider. Furthermore, i am unsure of what the OP originally had in that link, because they said it showed that AI could help teach new concepts, and this looks like a joke meme prompting. So who knows what's going on. A guess? the links are SESSION links instead of CONTENT LINKS. A session link allows edits and a content link is just a hotlink to render the content that the session created.