Off-topic but Reddit now requires sign-in to see old.reddit. They destroyed it, "to keep us safe".
Further more, if in Australia or a few other places like Brazil, UK, France, reddit won't let you sign in at all unless you're proven to be over 16. Bottom line, linking to old.reddit is similar to linking to a paywalled article.
Any details why not?
Core dev says so. So does a release manager.
https://phpc.social/@Girgias/117476510850918355
https://old.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/1xb2utu/comment/phyu5m...
Off-topic but Reddit now requires sign-in to see old.reddit. They destroyed it, "to keep us safe".
Further more, if in Australia or a few other places like Brazil, UK, France, reddit won't let you sign in at all unless you're proven to be over 16. Bottom line, linking to old.reddit is similar to linking to a paywalled article.
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Several people who work on PHP have said it's not enough, that only the patch will do, but, they're staying silent otherwise