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Made this PRAW script to ensure my Reddit data is cleared before deactivating. I sure hope a bunch of people don't run it during the last few days of free API access...
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/647097
> You'll need to update the praw.Reddit() parameters and set booleans to True based on what you want to have cleared. > > This also overwrites your comments with nonsense content seeing as Reddit doesn't really delete your comments if nobody forces them > > Sorry about the amateurish Python, this isn't my go-to language > >
> import praw > > #Update all values set to XXXXXX and set boolean values to True for whatever you'd like to clear > > reddit = praw.Reddit( > client_id="XXXXXX", > client_secret="XXXXXX", > user_agent="script running locally", #required for PRAW but not sure content matters > username="XXXXXX", > password="XXXXXX" > ) > > #booleans > delete_posts = False > delete_comments = False > delete_saved = False > clear_votes = False > unsubscribe = False > > def get_posts(): > return reddit.user.me().submissions.new(limit=100) > > def get_comments(): > return reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=100) > > def get_subscriptions(): > return reddit.user.subreddits() > > def get_saved_items(): > return reddit.user.me().saved(limit=100) > > def get_upvoted(): > return reddit.user.me().upvoted(limit=100) > > def get_downvoted(): > return reddit.user.me().downvoted(limit=100) > > while(clear_votes): > count = 0 > upvotes = get_upvoted() > downvotes = get_downvoted() > for vote in upvotes: > try: > vote.clear_vote() > count += 1 > print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) > except Exception as e: > print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') > continue > for vote in downvotes: > try: > vote.clear_vote() > count += 1 > print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) > except Exception as e: > print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') > continue > if(count == 0): > clear_votes = False > > while(delete_saved): > count = 0 > saved_items = get_saved_items() > for item in saved_items: > item.unsave() > count += 1 > print('Unsaved item ID: ', item) > if(count == 0): > delete_saved = False > > > while(delete_posts): > count = 0 > posts = get_posts() > for post in posts: > print("Deleting submission: ", post) > post.delete() > count += 1 > if(count == 0): > delete_posts = False > > > #Replace comments with nonsense data first as Reddit only "marks comments as" deleted > while(delete_comments): > count = 0 > comments = reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=1000) > print("Replacing comments with nonsense data") > for comment in comments: > comment.edit('So long and thanks for all the fish') > print("Deleting comments") > for comment in comments: > comment.delete() > count+=1 > if (count == 0): > delete_comments = False > > while(unsubscribe): > count = 0 > subscriptions = get_subscriptions() > for subreddit in subscriptions: > subreddit.unsubscribe() > count += 1 > print('Unsubscribed from: ', subreddit.display_name) > if (count == 0): > unsubscribe = False > > print('--finished--') >
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Reddit has gone for me!
It's Lemmy from here on out! Haven't looked at it in weeks. I do not miss it. Fuck spez!
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AITA for firing the website volunteers and a web developer?
Lemmy, I need your help. I have loads of colleagues blowing up my dms call me the asshole but I don't think I have done anything wrong... So hear me out.
I [40m] have felt like I am being taken advantage of by a developer, let's call him Chris [30m]
It all started when I hosted a Q&A, during the Q&A a question came up about a telephone call we had in private. It came out of nowhere so I reacted quickly. I didn't think the call was relevant to the Q&A we were having but he brought transcripts! I was shocked
It felt like he was deliberately trying to paint me as a villain. I Thought that was it, but after the Q&A all of the moderators were trying to close their subreddits, some of them tried to change the themes of their subreddits and even more shocking they were turning sfw to nsfw so I told them all they had to take their volunteer work seriously or I would fire them!
They are all unhappy because of my stance but I am only doing it for the good of my employer, as my boss tells me we aren't making enough money on ads and most people don't like our website in its current state but I think it's rubbish it works just fine without the developers help!
Anyway, Lemmy please tell me. Am I the Asshole?
- arstechnica.com As the Reddit war rages on, community trust is the casualty
Ars spoke with community mods about where Reddit goes from here.
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If you need a reason to remember why we're leaving reddit, here is a good one! - Modlog is transparent so we can see everything. On reddit - not so much.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/126190 If you think a 48 hour blackout is enough to stop spez from continuing, business as usual! You are very wrong and very delusional!
> People were rightly calling out the fact that the subreddit only had the 48 hour blackout. > They seemed really offended by SomeOrdinaryGamers insult of reddit mods... oh well? I discord mod, I don't exist purely on discord I have a life outside that being called out for being a discord mod is just funny banter. Get a thick skin lol > > but the reaction was truly magnificent and I want to share it > Completely missing the point and deliberately missing the point. Of which "Doing a 48 hour blackout and saying that gives an end time/date to the blackout meaning it really doesn't fucking matter to big-corpo reddit." > > Which is correct because u/spez proved that. Anyway Enjoy the meltdown: https://imgur.com/a/xobVK6T > > I managed to catch the user that was posting before they banned them from the subreddit. > Dude is very obviously terminally online... So embarassing. > > Anyway, I'm not going to do what that subreddit admin did. That was an utter abuse of power. > Also smile crappy_pirate. You're on lemmy! Welcome. > > Update I got banned 🤣 > > > !
- www.eff.org What Reddit Got Wrong
After weeks of burning through users’ goodwill, Reddit is facing a moderator strike and an exodus of its most important users. It’s the latest example of a social media site making a critical mistake: users aren’t there for the services, they’re there for the community. Building barriers to access.....
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Spez's behavior is a joke.
Spez behaves like a 7 year old. He has 0 logical reasoning. "Third party apps are 90% of the platform. We need people to use our official app so we can be profitable." logical answer here is "make the official app good", spez answer is "kill third party apps". What a sad joke.
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Some Reddit 3PA's are going subscription-only and I just want to vent
WE HAD A GOOD THING YOU STUPID SON OF A BITCH!
We had 3PA's, we had all the free labor in the world, just from passionate people who wanted to share the things they love, we had bots to fight spam, and extremely talented developers who made your stupid website work on mobile. It all ran like clockwork, if you could have just shut your mouth we'd all be fine right now.
But no, you just had to blow it up. YOU, AND YOUR GREED AND YOUR EGO.
Edit: grammar
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2 years ago spez banned me for reporting a CP seller
I'd been reporting the filthy fucker for over a week as had other people and nothing happened so I reported it directly to spez.
He banned me for harassment.
The CP seller still wasn't removed.
Tbf im not sure what I expected from someone that looks like a ventriloquist dummy that came to life so it could become a sex offender.
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Unfit for CEO
Can you imagine being CEO of a company with free content creation, free moderation, free app developers, and being wildly popular with consumers and yet still not being able to turn a profit?
AND still be allowed to keep your job?
https://reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/145bram/_/jnkd09c/?context=1
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I'm so glad this is a community
I was thinking when I was spamming the AMA, hey, so many people are saying fuck u/spez, so why not create a community to make a message, but then I realized that it wouldn't do much since it's too late to make a community on Reddit. Plus, that would get banned on Reddit in like a day.
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Will decentralized platforms such as Lemmy win? Opinions?
What do you guys think? Will many instances of these platforms intercommunicating strengthen or weaken our ability to converse?