Hey no worries haha! Sorry if that seemed rash!
Other than that, reading from everyone, I’m definitely trying this.
Should I avoid the post further to enjoy it the most?
I'd never heard from this game and was excited to try it blind, you just made me revive my acct to tell you how upset I am at this spoiler and I don't even know what the game is about!
Yup, that's what the s cond part of my post was meant to say
As long as there is someone that will ignore what the CEO os doing in exchange for being able to be mod, it will not matter how many real mods leave, there will always be someone next in line to be mod.
That said, it probably will make the quality of the subs degrade over time
Hey everyone,
As many of you may have heard, Reddit has recently decided to become a closed platform due to financial reasons, which has left us concerned about preserving the rich history of discussions and content on the site. However, there's good news! We have found an alternative platform called Lemmy, where we can continue our vibrant community.
Now, our main challenge lies in archiving the vast amount of valuable posts and discussions from Reddit and migrating them to Lemmy. I believe it's crucial to preserve this history and make it accessible to future users and researchers. Therefore, I would like to gather ideas and suggestions from all of you on how we can achieve this daunting task effectively.
If you have any experience or knowledge in mass archiving, data migration, or similar projects, please share your thoughts and recommendations. Let's brainstorm together and find a way to safeguard our cherished Reddit posts on Lemmy.
Thank you all for your support and dedication to preserving online history!
Note: Please keep the focus of this discussion on archiving and migration ideas. Let's refrain from discussing the reasons behind Reddit's decision or engaging in negative comments. This is a constructive effort to ensure the preservation of our community's contributions.
Looking forward to your insights!
Do you have a workflow so we can do the same?