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Would it be a good idea to import all posts from /r/warframe into dormi.zone? (maybe using the linked scripts)

There is lots of useful information in old reddit posts and they are pretty consistently among the top google results for various Warframe-related searches

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I'm just here to add my voice to the conversation and say that I agree with everything you're saying. The WF reddit being full of info built up over many, many years is no small thing. Many, many google searches will lead to dead ends if it remains private forever. If the entire team that ran it want to nuke it and never make it accessible again, I will be unhappy about losing it, but that's their choice as the owners of the subreddit

However, I am of the belief that owners of any kind of online database or platform that is/was accessed by thousands to millions of people have an ethical responsibility to preserve that data for posterity. This is an issue far bigger than just our little gaming sphere, but the morality of the issue still stands here as it does anywhere else on the internet

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

However, I am of the belief that owners of any kind of online database or platform that is/was accessed by thousands to millions of people have an ethical responsibility to preserve that data for posterity.

I don't agree with this belief, for multiple reasons:

  • There's no way to enforce this responsibility.
  • Preserve that data for how long? Any finite duration will eventually have been too short.
  • The platform does not own the copyright of the data uploaded to it. Redistributing it can open the platform up to all sorts of legal trouble.

In my opinion, if you find something you want to be preserved, you should not delegate that responsibility to someone else, but rather make a local copy yourself.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

This is why it's a moral/ethical issue, as it relies on individuals taking personal responsibility. Nobody can be forced into anything. I support the blackout as I don't support what Reddit is doing with the APIs, but what you as moderators of the community have done is essentially wield your power to make a decision for others. They had no say in the matter. You indisputably have the power do that, but is it the right thing to do? Does your disagreement with a platform give you the right to restrict access to a previously public database? With power comes responsibility, yadda yadda. I can't make you take responsibility, and you can't make everyone agree with your actions. It could be argued that if you wanted to leave Reddit, you should have handed moderation over to people who were happy to stay and deal with the API changes. Then people would have been free to make their own choice on whether they also wanted to leave Reddit and come here, or stay on Reddit (and I think people who are against the strike will very quickly realise what a shitshow Reddit becomes without APIs to assist moderation). But what's happened now is that you exercised personal ownership over something that many other users will feel also belonged to them. Contentious issue

However, strikes have to be disruptive to make their point and force change, which is why I support the blackout. I'm aware that making the sub read-only still lets Reddit receive traffic, but it's the only compromise. If you make the sub read-only, I'm more than happy to contribute here by moving across any important info I think should be shared