You have never linked that book in this community, so not clear how you can be tired. If you're so tired, then just don't link it.
Neither the reproachful tone, nor the command to get and read a book are appreciated.
this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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I have linked to it on Lemmy several times, but maybe not in this community. I was trying not to sound like a spammer and failed. Your feedback is under review. I will be filing this under "how to do better."