@mitsuhiko: Fable is entirely unimpressed by having an edit tool and just slops its own one.
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A tweet from user @mitsuhiko comments that Fable is unimpressed by an edit tool and creates its own version.
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Fable is entirely unimpressed by having an edit tool and just slops its own one. https://t.co/XcxsfDt9XC
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