PSA: Archive important Reddit threads!
Feb 26, 2024 5:20:23 GMT
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GrigioGuy, chris110, and 1 more like this
Post by Trance on Feb 26, 2024 5:20:23 GMT
Welp, I bookmarked a Reddit thread that had crucial piece of information that could be beneficial for a lost media search. Until it suddenly got deleted days later. I learned a valuable lesson.
For context, I was cleaning my Chrome bookmark links Marie Kondo style. I have a few Reddit links saved that usually have importance to me. In this scenario I saved a page where a person from Spain doubts EKT is from Spain and share their knowledge on music from their country and that era. https://www.reddit.com/r/everyoneknowsthat/comments/1at0ht2/as_an_spaniard_i_strongly_believe_this_song_has/
It seems like they are born in the 80's. I don't know why they deleted the post. Though there was a small bit of drama with a commenter that misunderstood the thread. Maybe OP got embarrassed?
So yeah, always make sure to have a backup of website pages that contain/relate to lost media or might be crucial to a hunt. This implies to any content in general, too.
For context, I was cleaning my Chrome bookmark links Marie Kondo style. I have a few Reddit links saved that usually have importance to me. In this scenario I saved a page where a person from Spain doubts EKT is from Spain and share their knowledge on music from their country and that era. https://www.reddit.com/r/everyoneknowsthat/comments/1at0ht2/as_an_spaniard_i_strongly_believe_this_song_has/
It seems like they are born in the 80's. I don't know why they deleted the post. Though there was a small bit of drama with a commenter that misunderstood the thread. Maybe OP got embarrassed?
So yeah, always make sure to have a backup of website pages that contain/relate to lost media or might be crucial to a hunt. This implies to any content in general, too.
