The long-awaited report by special counsel Robert Mueller on Russian interference in the 2016 election was released Thursday. But even before it became publicly available, Americans were anticipating what the redacted, or blacked out, version would look like.

A tweet from Los Angeles Times journalist Jon Schleuss gave an official answer to that question, showing that plenty of pages of the Mueller report were indeed blacked out. But the content wasn’t redacted in the kind of humorous patterns Twitter users created.

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