Anonymous 09/20/2023 (Wed) 12:44 No.31480 del
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>>31460
I went on to look into LynxChan's source code to see how sage input is treated. It uses toLowerCase() method of Javascript.
https://gitgud.io/InfinityNow/LynxChan/-/blob/master/src/be/engine/postingOps/post.js
And precisely, latest commit
https://gitgud.io/InfinityNow/LynxChan/-/commit/2d631fc342e93860c4e73662b0782184795565b7
var saged = (parameters.email && parameters.email.toLowerCase() === 'sage');


You can see how it works in browser console [F12]. Declare variable
let email = "sAGE"

Then
console.log(email.toLowerCase())

Should print lowercase
sage

To reassign it use this:
email = "sAge"


To cover all cases we'll then need to specify 2⁴=16 permutations of word sage since CSS does not support regular expressions (yet) :^)

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