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12 hours agoWhat would they say? It’s information that’s freely available, no payment required, no accounts to simply read it, no copyrights, where’s the legal in hosting a duplicate of the content?


What would they say? It’s information that’s freely available, no payment required, no accounts to simply read it, no copyrights, where’s the legal in hosting a duplicate of the content?


If only I had the space and bandwidth. I would host a mirror via Lemmy and drag the traffic away.
Actually, isn’t the a way to decentralize this that can be accessed from regular browsers on the internet? Live content here, archive everywhere.


You know what would be a good way to do t? Take all that content and throw it on a federated service like ours. Publicly visible. No bullshit. And no reason to visit Reddit to get that content. Take their traffic away.
So distribute it and n a fault tolerant way. They can’t sue all of us.