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Sometimes I think this whole process of deleting content from Reddit in protest hasn't really worked out for everyone...
When commenting on Reddit I always make sure to write garbage i would say in a bar, not something actually useful to anyone.
If there is somewhere a LLM trained on this data, good luck π«‘
Meanwhile on Lemmy, it's only high tier philosophical thought.
Do the same, fuck Reddit. π€£
I'm still on Reddit, and once in a while I manually overwrite all my comments that are older than a month. 95% of my comments don't have a real value, and whatever I find interesting or insightful ends on my personal Web site. It's my information, and if I think I brainfart something that would be helpful for someone, I add it to space that I control. This was true even before the whole API fiasco.
Reddit should not have an information monopoly on these things. We're deleting the messages so that Reddit's influence and degree of information control is reduced. If people cannot find answers to some of their obscure problems because of that, then they are acceptable collateral damage.
This was the point of the protest. Reddit is all over search engine results, especially Google. If people can't get their answers from a random Reddit search result, the Reddit listings will eventually be deprioritized in favor of other, more reliable sources.
I overwrote my comments with a message that I was leaving Reddit for Lemmy in protest of the API debacle. I then deleted my account a week later after all the edits were done.
I didn't realize that it's already been 3 years since the API fiasco. Time really does fly...
April Fools? It hasn't really, has it?
No, just a joke about the date of the deleted post in relation to OP's complaint. We're coming up on the 1 year mark this summer.
I could be wrong but I don't think it's been 3 years, they just deleted an older comment of theirs.
Yeah, just a joke about the date. I also forgot that Reddit doesn't mark the date that the post was deleted, just when it was created.
Reddit could try not being such a toxic environment to people and maybe they wouldn't do stuff like this. In this case given that the comment was from 3 years ago, the reason is most likely not because of the API scandal or AI scrapes or reddit going public, but rather some mod or other user was a persistent grade-A asshole to this poster, or started harassing them, or any of innumerable other possible toxic things, and they decided to just take their ball and go home.
I too torched all of my comments on reddit when I left, including the informative ones about niche subjects, and I'm not sorry about it.
The comment was posted three years ago, but that's not (necessarily) the date of deletion. It could've been deleted much later than that, such as during the API exodus.
I thought about maybe instead of deleting all my comments and posts I could instead replace them with AI rewrites to poison them for other AIs.
Outside of a web scraper, how sure are we that this poisons reddits actual data being sold to ai companies? It seems trivial for them to have an original comment field in the database that's invisible to users or just use backed up data. Or even an anonymized copy of all all original comments not linked to any account that is solely for AI training.
Is it more or less likely to be poisoning the data being sold than doing nothing at all?
i replaced mine with random gibberish. several times. over the course of a week.
then i deleted them