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Can I delete my Lemmy account and just vanish?
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this post was submitted on 24 May 2025
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That maxim is no longer true, especially in the medium-to-long term. Reddit posts older than 8 or so years old aren't accessible (even to their creators), same with the original Digg posts. If you go back to the Usenet days, most posts haven't been archived and are lost, especially those from the smaller newsgroups. I expect over the coming decades, we'll see data loss as a growing issue.
I can see my first reddit posts from 2009 on wayback machine.