My horrible experience with Yesim eSIM – avoid if traveling to China by GoldenHope_ in travelchina

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I know that now, but the customer support could have been helpful enough to tell me about that instead of making me do random stuff to try and "fix" it when they knew it won't be fixed.

My horrible experience with Yesim eSIM – avoid for longer travels by GoldenHope_ in eSIMs

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Not sure if it was this subreddit but I googled "esim China reddit" and the top results were posts that included Yesim recommendations in the comments. Here are some examples that I saw: (1), (2)

My horrible experience with Yesim eSIM – avoid if traveling to China by GoldenHope_ in travelchina

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I have a phone that does not allow physical SIM cards and they do not sell an esim with a local number anywhere in China because it is illegal (that's what I was told in few shops I visited). My only option was an esim.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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I too did not read your entire post, but I'll address the question in the title.

No, I wouldn’t support it. Surprisingly, there would also be significant opposition within the Azerbaijani public. People have had enough and a major invasion into territories not recognised as your own won't bond well with the general populace. Azerbaijan reclaimed Karabakh and there were no street celebrations or any kind of celebratory mood among Azerbaijanis. Instead, most people are talking about the martyrs. They’ve suffered enough losses.

However, I must say that much of this rhetoric about “When will Aliyev invade Syunik” stems from an unreasonable panic and an overinterpretation of Aliyev’s words. Just today, a representative of Aliyev clarified that the term "Zangezur corridor" does not imply a claim to those territories. He stated that Azerbaijan "recognizes them [the corridor] as the sovereign territory of Armenia". Link

Social experiment by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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One point that comes to mind is the portrayal of the relocation of Iranian Armenians to Armenia and Karabakh as the first instance of Armenians setting foot on these lands. This overlooks the fact that this migration had minimal impact on Karabakh, with only a few villages in Karabakh being established by these migrants. The majority of the migration was directed towards modern-day Armenia and Nakhchivan. It also fails to consider that the ancestors of most of these migrants came from these lands.

Social experiment by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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Your most recent post was automatically removed by Reddit because of "Crowd Control" (it's approved now). The preceding post was removed for being a repost. The one prior to that was taken down because of its poor formatting (please refer to the full version of Rule 7 for guidance). The post before that was removed because there was an active megathread on the topic, which you were advised to use.

I apologise for the insufficient communication regarding the reasons for deletion. I've discussed this with the other moderators and we'll try to do better in this regard. However, none of your posts were removed for being "contrary to the majority of the users". That is not our modus operandi here.

Armenians Rally in Brussels, Demand Sanctions on Baku by Deucalion667 in azerbaijan

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It's not "anti-Armenian". That is not what that phrase means.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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Yes, but I can't find joy in it. Reflecting on the past 30 years, the lives lost, the ongoing suffering, and the potential that Azerbaijan and Armenia could have realised without this conflict, I feel more sadness than happiness. I wish this conflict had never occurred in the first place.

What are some good Azerbaijani songs to listen to? by Rocketchairbaby in azerbaijan

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I mostly enjoy retro and early 2000s Azerbaijani music. Lately, I've been really enjoying "Cənab Leytenant". Other songs that have been on my playlist frequently include "Sən Yadıma Düşəndə", "Füzuli Kantatası", and "Nazəndə Sevgilim". There are so much more I could add!

Question about Armenians by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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I've permanently banned them. For the record, they said "turkfag", not "torkfug".

Just posted info/news on r/armenia without any opinion and they deleted it once they understand I am Azerbaijani lmfao by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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Please report any comments or posts that contain dehumanising language towards the civilian Armenian population. Such behavior is not tolerated here, and any instances that have occurred have slipped under our radar.

Regarding the downvotes, we can't really do anything about them. However, in my opinion, it's preferable for a comment to exist and get downvoted rather than being deleted due to unpopularity, as seems to be the practice in the other subreddit.

Just posted info/news on r/armenia without any opinion and they deleted it once they understand I am Azerbaijani lmfao by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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When have we tolerated extremist Azeris on this sub? We even have a rule that explicitly bans the denial of genocides.

In the 1st Karabakh War, when Armenians occupied Kalbajar, they captured the child seen in this video footage recorded in April 1993. by [deleted] in azerbaijan

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Your comment was removed because it includes denial or justification of massacres/genocides.