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Mastodon user questions need for paid Pastebin accounts

A Mastodon user questioned the necessity of paid Pastebin accounts, noting that obtaining one did not cost $250. The user referenced an explanation on onetechz.com regarding Pastebin Pro, but found it unclear as to the exact requirements or purpose behind needing such an account, especially in the context of AI. AI

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Mastodon user questions need for paid Pastebin accounts

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    why the hell would anyone need pastebin accounts this badly? it didn't cost $250 to get one their explanation in https:// onetechz.com/#article-pastebin -pro do

    why the hell would anyone need pastebin accounts this badly? it didn't cost $250 to get one their explanation in https:// onetechz.com/#article-pastebin -pro doesn't quite explain what they're looking for exactly # ai