Reddit will block the Internet Archive
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
Yes.
Hi welcome to Lemmy, we hate reddit here.
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
If you seek a pleasant public forum, look about you.
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
Why would you want to spend more time thinking about a dead site?
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
Lemmy Explorer
Instance and Community Explorer for Lemmy
(lemmyverse.net)
This is a great site to search for communities. Doesnt seem like there is one.
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It is my understanding that if you block the wayback machine from indexing your site it will also delist the history as well.
They do archive sites against the owners wishes when they consider it an important site for public archiving, like some news sites. They are in no obligation to delete the archives and hope they don’t.
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
!reddit@lemmy.world
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fuck spez
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Why would you want to spend more time thinking about a dead site?
I just like to laugh at things I dislike. And I also like to see how bad it's getting. Iwas in the undelete sub and it was amazing.
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Just more vindication for my ditching that trash heap of a platform. YT is probably going to be the next platform I ditch as they're going full Reddit now.
It's a matter of time before third-party YT front-ends start getting throttled or outright blocked like third-party Reddit front-ends.
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I am new to Lemmy, is there a fuckreddit sub?
In a way, the entire lemmy community is the fuckreddit sub
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OK, I stopped posting on Reddit but left my account and comments in place because I considered them part of the public record. If Reddit is taking that record private, it’s time for me to start removing my content from the platform.
Does anyone know if historical Reddit content will remain in IA? If not, I’m going to have to back up years of content somewhere else.
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Time to just ignore them and scrape it anyways
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Cuck boy getting pegged by post top op Garfield is definitely not something I had jotted down in my day-at-a-glance.
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Just more vindication for my ditching that trash heap of a platform. YT is probably going to be the next platform I ditch as they're going full Reddit now.
It's a matter of time before third-party YT front-ends start getting throttled or outright blocked like third-party Reddit front-ends.
YouTube's already throttling users in their mobile site. They have these massive channel cards in their feeds and the video titles/thumbnails disappear after a few offerings, leaving you with the ability to blindly click on a video.
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Given that the Internet Archive is the de facto standard way to cite material as seen on a given date --- they're a trustworthy party that will probably persist for a long time --- that's going to make it harder to cite content on Reddit.
Damn, guess if you want reddit data to train your AI that you’ll need to pay Spez for access.
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OK, I stopped posting on Reddit but left my account and comments in place because I considered them part of the public record. If Reddit is taking that record private, it’s time for me to start removing my content from the platform.
Does anyone know if historical Reddit content will remain in IA? If not, I’m going to have to back up years of content somewhere else.
I'm assuming IA will continue to host their historical archives of Reddit, they'll just not have any new captures after this. Unless IA has said otherwise, it'd be very strange to wipe their archive of Reddit
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I already gave up from Reddit long time ago. Deleted all
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lol i think that might be the worst/best thing I have seen in a long time
Unrelated but is your username a play on benzene?
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The company says that AI companies have scraped data from the Wayback Machine, so it’s going to limit what the Wayback Machine can access.
Yeah, wouldn't want those AI companies to get all that data for free. Gotta make 'em pay for it.
