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I might have to look more into my state's right to be forgotten law. I used PDS for about 2 weeks until no more zombie posts were in my profile (most resurrected by the opening of closed subs). I was cleaning out some gaming book marks and clicked on a reddit thread I'd kept and, lo and behold, I found myself in the comments. Except I'd purged all of those. And searching for myself yields no results. This is...disappointing.
Does it work on permanently suspended accounts?
(The reason for was for "mod abuse" for reporting too much misinformation in a right-wing safe space subreddit, in case anybody was wondering.)
Yeah, it's stupidly euphemistic. I'm not sure if that language is used just to distinguish it as a sitewide action by the admins (as opposed to a single-subreddit "ban" from that sub's mods), or if there's some more calculated/nefarious reason for it (maybe being "banned" from an account has legal implications that being "suspended" doesn't?).
If you're allready making a GDPR request, why not use it to have them delete the account and all its contents?
Commenting to find this easier later
There is a save feature on lemmy :)
Sadly not on kbin. kbin has many amazing features, but gosh, do I miss saving.
You can always boost a post/comment and see it later on your profile's Boosts section.
That's a fine idea, thank you!
If it isn't too oldschool for you, there's also always the choice to make a regular bookmark and give it the appropriate tags to easily find it again.
I use kbin both on the phone and on the pc, so having it all together is more comfortable.
Sync them?
I use kbin as PWA, I don't think that syncs.
Booky.io is a decent bookmark manager. Switched to it after they killed Google Bookmarks.
A true Chad use both
you don’t want to use boosts for that?
I didn't even consider it. Good suggestion, that is what I'll do from now on.
Maybe there is, but I don’t see one easily accessible on Memmy
Your are right! I cannot find a way to save a comment on Lemmy. However, saving posts appears to be possible with the bookmark logo. I assume it is on the roadmap