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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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Oh thank God, i first thought that the reddit navy entered Lemmy. i don't care about what happens on reddit, in fact, i'e be happy if they'd harm it.
But: can't mods nuke the subreddit history before they're demoded?
There are two problems with this :
Nuking all this valuable info will waste years and years of people trying to share their knowledge.
Reddit will probably un-delete it.
Isn't Reddit GDPR copliant? Because if they are, they can't simply undelete things without users' permission
Reddit is also stupid. So no idea.
By putting content on Reddit you have agreed to make it theirs.
Don’t know what the GDPR has to do with that. That is about protection of personal data.
Reddit comments are ultimately opinions of the user. Under GDPR, the user has the right to correct information that is wrong. Thus, a user has a right to correct and remove their opinions, and this right supersedes their terms and conditions.
I don't think comments you made are covered by GDPR. Unless you got personal information in the comment
Depends if it's the user that asked for deletion or a mod.