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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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Then people who still prefer Reddit to Lemmy could do the same to us and would be totally justified. Do not make internet even worse than it is now. You don't like a service – don't use it. Do not make it worse for everybody else.
bot wars and internet dies
This does make me think you could almost write a Terminator like story as an allegory for bots taking over the Internet.
There's a big difference: unlike Reddit, Lemmy and Kbin aren't actively pissing off the people who manage the place.
That means not leaving your content in Reddit, where it'll attract more people to drop their content there, only to be erased in the future. Because no matter what we do, Reddit is going down and all info there is going with it.
Also worth noting that most content in Reddit is archived anyway, up to March/23 (when Reddit killed Pushshift access), so the actual loss of info would be next to zero.