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But why? If you want something to be more permanent you save it or host the content yourself. Social Media should be considered volatile and not be a knowledge base.
Forums are an invaluable source of information for countless purposes. Even extremely old forum posts can be a life-saver.
Forums aren't really social media though.
And Lemmy really isn't either. Just like old reddit, it's more forum than it is social media.
But on that note, forums are a form of social media.
If you ever find out let me know, I've some GDPR and right to be forgotten requests to write if anyone is archiving things I expect to be fire and forget.
GDPR and right to be forgotten for an anonymous account?
the-federation.info is probably the most comprehensive.
Edit: sorry, didn't read the question properly. Archiving content? Don't think so.
Something like this would definitely be useful.
Sounds like a fun project 🤔
this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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