Reddit says Microsoft’s Bing, Anthropic, and Perplexity have scraped its data without permission. “It has been a real pain in the ass to block these companies.”

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      3 months ago

      Giving preferential treatment to one service provider over another is 100% a net neutrality issue.

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        Net neutrality is about internet access and connectivity, not about what websites can do

        (but yes they’re still hypocritical)

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          I was thinking about this the other day. Because Lemmy instances keep defederating from each other, I don’t really experience Lemmy. I experience a fragment of Lemmy as determined by the admins of the instance I’m connected to.

          Even if I run my own instance, I guess there’s nothing stopping instances from defederating from me (or just refusing to federate to begin with because my instance is too small to bother with).

          Is there even a way to experience all of Lemmy, including spam and things some people don’t agree with?

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            i think it’s functionally impossible to know every comment on every post in every community on every instance. but you could probably get about 80% of it. i have some 60+ fediverse identities across various services and i found that mastodon is incredible at getting lemmy content: if you subscribe to a community, every comment will be pushed to your home feed. in reverse chronological order. and mod deletions don’t get federated to mastodon.