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I have no position here but reading this a few times (and not digging further for additional context) it's unclear of what the situation is here, at least to me

I have no position here but reading this a few times (and not digging further for additional context) it's unclear of what the situation is here, at least to me. > ... I cannot access any of mine to check at the moment ... "at the moment" makes it sound like they were not on a computer, or out to eat or something where they couldn't easily check? > ...I downloaded everything to my laptop before I submitted an appeal... Makes it sound like they still have access to their account and were able to access the content in order to download a copy?

gcr 2y ago
Your point about "at the moment" makes sense. I should have considered that when submitting. However, the point about downloading to her laptop is consistent with her story. Here's what we definitively know: 1. First, something about her ability to share her docs was disabled, but in a way that still left them accessible to her; 2. She then submitted an appeal; 3. Upon submitting the appeal, her account was summarily frozen pending review, and her docs were no longer accessible to her.
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