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How it going here? I'm looking forward to helping fuck up Reddit's IPO.
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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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It's going fine. There's enough content to keep me entertained and not rely on Reddit at all.
How to help fuck up Reddit's IPO:
Man, the reason we searched for xyz reddit, instead of xyz, is because Google is junk now.
Yes but it's possible to work around that "junkness" without Reddit. At least partially. (I know from blacklisting Reddit from Google results for years.)
Honestly I Google very infrequently with chatgpt available now. Even then I always use duck duck go over Google.
These are awesome suggestions. I have a 9 year old Reddit account and I'd love to nuke all the content I've ever contributed. Unfortunately without push shift I don't think it's even possible to get at anything more than a couple years back, but I research that tool.
If you happen to still have a Reddit account, could you check if the tool that I've linked still works, after the API closed? You don't need to trash all the content to test this, just post something to profile and then remove specifically that post.
Sorry for asking this, but I'm wondering if I should still suggest the tool, and I can't test this out because I don't have a Reddit acc any more.
It is - up to March/2023.
I'll try to put in some time to test this soon. I really want my account completely wiped out. I did a California data request through the official reddit channels, but they only gave me my data back to 2021. Ideally I'd like to archive all my comments, and then wipe everything, but I'll settle for whatever I can get at this point.