They have no reason to change that. They will long term want the exact same thing that twitter has, access to all user data and control of the platform.

That’s a big point that also usually isn’t really distinguished in all these studies, especially the ones about children and screen time.

I feel there are differences between just watching cartoons and playing some involving game.

Also, just walking by a TV that’s on is also screen time, or not? Is the TV running in the background at home screen time when you only look at it 5 minutes here and there?

I’d be happy if those studies would clearly state, 4 hours social media per day is bad. Or 4 hours watching TV with at least 30 minutes long sessions is bad. Stuff like that.

That’s… a weird take. There are variants of Arch that focus on stability, if that’s what you are after.

Yes, and? It was not a better idea then than it is now. Actually it was worse then since it wasn’t related to any protest.

My dude, what do my problem solving skills have to do with anything? If the post were still there you would not need to ask a chatbot to get a probably maybe correct answer, you’d have the correct answer. Its simple as that.

Works for me like 7/9 times.

Wow. Great. And if that post were still viewable it would work like 1/1 time.

What a terrible take on this. Did Reddit make this post? This is essentially erasure of knowledge searchable by anyone. Does anyone looking for the answer also not deserve it any different?

If that user in the least somehow exported their comments so they are available somewhere else, fine. But thats quite unlikely.

Now if Reddit starts to restrict access to comments like Twitter/X did for their content, agreed, fuck 'em.

Its a really bad idea to link directly to such sites, especially ones as good as this. You’ll just accelerate their demise.