Financial Modelling

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This community aims to help the financial modelling industry mature by sharing and discussing ideas and practices.

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Financial Modelling community (self.financialmodelling)

submitted 2 years ago by tkon99 to c/financialmodelling

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Hi all, for all the folks coming in from Reddit I took the opportunity to create a community for Financial Modelling on Lemmy as well. Until the community picks up speed, we'll be porting over some of the top content of all time to this website.

More content, moderators, and guidance coming soon.

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[–] Levils 2 points 2 years ago

Hey, I replied on Squabbles so just on the bits that are additional here:

I think we are agreed on it being a good idea to have set up the Lemmy, welcoming anyone who finds it and not pushing them to any other place, anticipating that Lemmy will probably have the fastest growth at the moment, elsewhere leaving guidance that Squabbles is the sole 'official' place for now, and that if the Reddit strike continues then there will be a public conversation to decide the new permanent 'official' home.
On how beneficial/detrimental fragmentation is, we have different views and I think we each understand where the other is come from. We have aligned on all practical points and the rest is out of our hands, so suggest we leave it there.
On copyright of content posted to Reddit, my understanding is that copyright lies with the author and that Reddit is automatically granted an exception. Reddit is blocked on the computer that I am using so I cannot quickly and directly check their terms just now. I just googled and the first few results aligned with my thinking but they were all from a few years ago. Where did you hear/read that copyright lies with Reddit?
Already mentioned elsewhere, but absolutely agree that an offline backup is a great idea.