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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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15 year redditor, though only with ~250k karma. Scrubbed the crap out of my account. I'll probably still use reddit on desktop for as long as old.reddit exists, but for mobile I'm definitely trying out alternatives.
11 year redditor here, I scrubbed my account too.
12 year account myself
I've been on Reddit for 13 years, and I'm hesitant to remove everything, in case I want to revisit some of my old posts/comments. Is there a way to archive your own content?
I left Reddit but didn't scrub any posts. Seemed a bit like cutting off your nose to spite your face. Although I do understand why others thought otherwise.
Huffman has recently made it clear that he wants to monetize user data, so I think that's a good reason to delete it, imho. I can still understand leaving it up as a courtesy to other users, but deleting all your content is a valid action imho.
Power Delete Suite will offer the option of backing your stuff up locally.
https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request
Yes this is the way to do it. It includes everything on your account even if you've clicked Delete on it.
Until the 30th you have the API, write up a little script. Either get the raw data or store a snapshot of the post on the website
Yup, send them a GDPR data request. https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043048352-How-do-I-request-a-copy-of-my-Reddit-data-and-information-
I used Power Delete Suite to back up and delete my content. Note that there seems to be a bug in the archive export process though. I had to follow the advice on this issue to pull my full CSV backup.
Just had a go with Power Delete Suite, but the export is kind of minimal, so I think I'll roll my own with the API, while the clock ticks.
Yeah PDS is a good start but has some issues, if you're comfortable with the API you'll probably do better there.
Behold, yesterday's quick 'n' dirty Python project: https://github.com/toonvandeputte/reddit_archive
Nice!
How do I give Reddit gold? Hopefully this works🥈
In all seriousness "this is the way"