Yeah so I assume you mean the torrent of data. That is great but to be efficient you need to know what subs you post in otherwise you will be traveling a lot of data. Unless it is hosted and searchable somewhere.

There is a script that tries pushfit list but not sure if that is still working (edit: no pushfit has gone private I think or just dead), otherwise wait for the gdpr. Mine took about 3weeks but did come through, I think I got in just before the rush though as request the end of the first blackout week.

What are you using to prove all your comments are gone? If you are just looking in your profile it will.be empty as Reddit doesn’t bump comments into the list unless somone votes on them. So if you delete your new 1000 it doesn’t promote the 1001st into that list likewise if you delete your top 1000 it won’t promote the 1001st until someone drops a vote on one.

Try googling your username and Reddit and see what is there (I found hundreds even though your profile was showing only two)

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Thanks I think I can work with that. I didn’t realise there was an open fork of shreddit. I was just thinking of shreddit.com

I am thinking maybe a modified version of this one https://github.com/PranavMahesh1/reddit-user-comment-deleter-by-subreddit
That users the praw python wrapper. But rather than that one going off to pushfit I just feed in the comment IDs from column1 of the Reddit headers CSV into the id_list array from csv. I am not sure I even need to get body of the comment as that is for logging purposes

I believe that runs on you reddit.com/user/[username] profile page and whereby it only hits the 1000new, 1000top and 1000contraversial

It shows how bots were there all the time posting adverts and paid posts anyway. One of the reasons to limit API is other companies were using them to advertise (hidden as a comment or post) without paying the piper.

bot wars and internet dies

There was a point where Ama was big enough to attract some interesting people but Reddit was still small enough that it wasn’t just media circuit. Then it just became another polished, one sided, commercial, media trained nonsense

Was thinking between AskReddit and ama

It became /r/people live-in cities

All I can think of is Sue from mythic quest
https://mythic-quest.fandom.com/wiki/Sue_Gorgon

it says in the article that the average time people spent on the site went down from 8.4min to 7.16min (assuming decimal min) that is a drop of 16%

web traffic declined from 56m to 52m a drop of 4m or ~7%.

I think this is also the cause of the squabbles.io Vs kbin/Lemmy split. Squabbles is like new Reddit, kbin is like old Reddit. And people like what they know

Stick them on eBay saying they might have had your old crypto.eallet.on them but they got corrupted and can’t workout which

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do you have the screen shot of where that link goes to as I want to see how they recommend doing it?

Maybe you could try a gdpr or similar request?

I liked it’s size in terms of breadth. You could find a niche subreddit maybe on a TV show, hobby or small community and find an active sub.

However on the bigger subs I hated the fact you were drowned by the hive mind.

Yeah a couple of neiches are yet to be filled. There are some forums for my ttrpg like enworld and RPG net it’s like going back to 2009. I am missing some of the Reddit about specific shows I watch though