this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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The word "alone" comes from a compound of "all" + "one".
!Etymology@kbin.social
I can't access that community:(
Huh, maybe your instance is defederated from kbin.social? Maybe??
I still don't fully get how it works.
It's odd. I can access it as a guest but not as a user of the very same instance.