[followdaisy]

How do you cross out text in comments? I can’t find it anywhere.

 

[Frainbart]

How do you cross out text in comments? I can’t find it anywhere.

 

[followdaisy]

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I don’t have this

 

[followdaisy]

 

[Frainbart]

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Try selecting the text and hit ctrl+s and see if that works for you.

 

[followdaisy]

Try selecting the text and hit ctrl+s and see if that works for you.

I’m on my phone. Maybe that’s why 🤔 Will check in the browser on my laptop.

 

[followdaisy]

I’m on my phone. Maybe that’s why 🤔 Will check in the browser on my laptop.

Yup, it does not work

 

[Frainbart]

Yup, it does not work

Yeah, just tried it on my phone, strikethrough option is not available at all.

 

[Goret]

I'm on my phone. You have use direct tagging to strike through: [ s ] [ / s ] without the spaces.


As for Russian and Belarusian players, I do agree showing support in private would have been very feasible, and wouldn't have been endangering them.

It doesn't mean nearly every player would be pro-Putin, though. I'd guess even some non-supporters could have felt uneasy about it and prefer to avoid any contact.
I do think however that many just don't really care and don't mind - quite similarly to a lot of people in other countries, including a lot of leaders in IOC and sports organizations.


As for Sabalenka, she's been supporting Lukashenko already in the past (though I'm not sure whether she did it because it was easier, or to avoid having issues, or because she really believed it). I don't see her changing attitude... yet still not 100% sure what's behind.


To take historical examples, Wilhelm Furtwängler and Richard Strauss weren't nazi supporters. They were even rather opponents (now that documents can be used). Yet they stayed, were used by the regime, and received strong criticism for that.

 

[Frainbart]

Hey @maloofhoof check this out:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1637229792532770817

 

[y0nex]

You can see on the girls' wta profiles that if one of them appeared in the nf breakpoint series, she also has such a badge. A moderately important curiosity, but still ;d You can also click on the netflix icon and read the articles with the girls who appeared there on the wta website.

 

[Freakin' Bat]

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Uhh, what!? "Zaszeregowanie"?

 

[followdaisy]

Uhh, what!? "Zaszeregowanie"?

I jeszcze “Podążaj za Paulą”

 

[y0nex]

I know it's funny as google translate sometimes it automatically translates for me and I'm used to it. My favorite is Kokosowiec Gauff love it.

 

[followdaisy]

I know it's funny as google translate sometimes it automatically translates for me and I'm used to it. My favorite is Kokosowiec Gauff love it. View attachment 256175 View attachment 256174 View attachment 256173

Omg 💀

 

[Freakin' Bat]

I know it's funny as google translate sometimes it automatically translates for me and I'm used to it. My favorite is Kokosowiec Gauff love it. View attachment 256175 View attachment 256174 View attachment 256173

Dupa Stollar. Just
Translation of her country should be "kochanie" though.

I jeszcze “Podążaj za Paulą”

Sounds like sentence from the book of secret religious society.

 

[Kerbicz]

Dupa Stollar. Just
Translation of her country should be "kochanie" though.

What don't you like about this translation? The algorithm recognizes Ms Stollar as an appealing lady, which is spot-on, as all regulars to the photo thread know. An excellent algorithm! The epithet used is a bit colloquial, but such is to-day's Polish.
Instructive is also Biustonosz as the name of Hadad Maia's country. Now we know that five FIFA world cups have actually been won by South American brassières. A new case for women's football.

 

[czerwony ptak]

reminds me of an old article about Linda Nosková's coach i read recently
when translated i learnt a new word

 

 

[followdaisy]

Dawid Kubacki’s (Polish ski jumper and world no. 1 not so long ago) wife is in hospital in critical condition