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Mirroring Reddit to Lemmy (self.general)

submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by Stuck7hrottle to c/general

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So, how many of you bounce between the 3 Reddit subs and here? Well I guess now 2 Reddit subs and here. When r/fosscad got nuked, I started working on a way to mirror Reddit post to a Lemmy database. I couldn't find a working simple project other than Fediverser, and had trouble setting that up....so just made my own.

Anyway, is there any benefit to mirroring Reddit to here provided shitinator okays it? Currently I have it running as a two way bridge so people can comment on Lemmy or Reddit and it be mirrored both ways. Trying to humanize it more so it doesnt get banned, but the one way mirror version (Reddit to Lemmy Bridge) works great.

Basically this is just a poll to see if people here visit all the places and find it annoying enough to want to at least mirror Reddit to Lemmy so they only need to visit here. As a one way mirror, you would still have to go back to Reddit to comment, though. At least until I can keep the two way from getting banned.

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[–] Kopsis 8 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Philosophically, we shouldn't reward Reddit's bad behaviour by making it easier for people to stay there.

Technically, a two way mirror is likely to get the Reddit subs banned. We don't have to walk on eggshells here, so it would be easier to slip up in mirrored posts. And a one way mirror would just draw people back into the Reddit tarpit.

[–] TheShittinator 3 points 1 month ago

That too, come to think of it. A blind backsync would be a horrible idea.