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Lemmy will never be the resource reddit became if everyone just deletes their info.
And maybe that's okay, isn't it?
As an IT technician, I have come across far, far too many forum posts about a solution to an problem that I am seeing that has been deleted or erased.
You can generally use archive.org's Wayback Machine to obtain said missing comment.
What did you see devercoder9?
The worst is when you are looking up a problem, find a thread like that, and the only reply is the same person saying "Nevermind, I figured it out!"
WHAT DID YOU FIGURE OUT???
Now I mind even more.
No.