this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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I have no objections to a human individual deciding to dual-post their own new posts. I have no interest in tools trying to mass copy old posts. Lemmy communities either have to sink or swim on the strength of the human interactions they facilitate, robots copying old junk doesn't help anything.
Well said, also a bot doing the reposting would probably have the same API issues that triggered the migration in the first place.