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Do people think the reddit scraping bots are useful?
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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Semi related: I almost wish we were archiving Reddit posts with Lemmy, so we could find our answers here. Like this? the people in the comments haven't found all of the resume settings, I think. They're kind of spread out. I'd suggest to keep looking. I just accomplished this task, but I'm not logging into that website. Need an /c/AnswerstoRedditQuestions@multiple.domains lol. Directly bring value to redditors in interacting with lemmy. Hey bro we answered your question here take a look ->
Only thing that leaves me worrying is longevity of hosting service. I used that thing for twelve years. This whole time the servers haven't lost track of my data. How long will these servers last?