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As soon as the content moves to another server, it's their liability to comply.
If you scrape a website, the website removing a user's PII in response to a GDPR request is not contingent on you also deleting what you scraped.
Federation of removal requests would simply ease the flow of compliance for both hosts and users.
If certain hosts decide to ignore the requests and the GDPR, that's up to them.