Comment by mderazon 2 years ago What about migrating historic data from Reddit ? Is that possible? 3 comments mderazon Reply bhouston 2 years ago From a technical standpoint: Archive.org is archiving Reddit data. So someone just needs to write an importer for that data. I would have suggested reading from Reddit's APIs directly but they are shutting those down.From a legal standpoint: I am unsure. toyg 2 years ago Do they archive nsfw too?Edit: I checked, and Archive.org seems to be snapshotting once per quarter or less. Not a realistic strategy for any sub with even modest traffic. codeslave13 2 years ago Or legal?
bhouston 2 years ago From a technical standpoint: Archive.org is archiving Reddit data. So someone just needs to write an importer for that data. I would have suggested reading from Reddit's APIs directly but they are shutting those down.From a legal standpoint: I am unsure. toyg 2 years ago Do they archive nsfw too?Edit: I checked, and Archive.org seems to be snapshotting once per quarter or less. Not a realistic strategy for any sub with even modest traffic.
toyg 2 years ago Do they archive nsfw too?Edit: I checked, and Archive.org seems to be snapshotting once per quarter or less. Not a realistic strategy for any sub with even modest traffic.
From a technical standpoint: Archive.org is archiving Reddit data. So someone just needs to write an importer for that data. I would have suggested reading from Reddit's APIs directly but they are shutting those down.
From a legal standpoint: I am unsure.
Do they archive nsfw too?
Edit: I checked, and Archive.org seems to be snapshotting once per quarter or less. Not a realistic strategy for any sub with even modest traffic.
Or legal?