What would you think about bots that repost content from Reddit?

3 years ago by MothBookkeeper to c/asklemmy

All the content, none of the Spez? Or, is it better if Lemmy stays distinct?

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Targo 4 points 3 years ago

I think there's value to it. There's a ton of really important and helpful documentation on there for all kinds of fields, in the past couple days I've noticed some references I've had for tech issues and guitar repair are no longer accessible, for example. There's going to be a period where looking for help/answers online for certain issues is going to be a nightmare.

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