@jakevin7: wx-cli has been DMCA'd, preparing to take it down and hide it. Tencent is flexing its muscles.
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The wx-cli tool has been DMCA'd and is being taken down and hidden. Tencent has issued a copyright claim.
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wx-cli has been DMCA’d, going to take it down and hide it😂. Tencent is flexing its muscles. https://t.co/ukUxI5Oeom
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