fix(labrinth): hide hidden orgs from user profiles #4452
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This is a follow-up to PR #4426. I initially didn't consider the organizations an user belongs to as worth hiding, but given that user profiles can be public, I suppose there technically is a way to exploit them for SEO abuse. Overall, it also seems more consistent to hide them here too.
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This is a follow-up to PR #4426. I initially didn't consider the organizations an user belongs to as worth hiding, but given that user profiles can be public, I suppose there technically is a way to exploit them for SEO abuse. Overall, it also seems more consistent to hide them here too.
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This is a follow-up to PR #4426. I initially didn't consider the organizations an user belongs to as worth hiding, but given that user profiles can be public, I suppose there technically is a way to exploit them for SEO abuse. Overall, it also seems more consistent to hide them here too.