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Would this be for just me to do, or would this be a proposed rule for
anything linking to a primary source or aggregator? For eample, would
all links from reuters, marketwatch, AP, etc need to go this route? What
about stuff listed in government filings?
Part of why I grab and link to what I am talking about is a bit of
paranoia 'they' change the docs before something like archive gets a
snapshot.
Adding, not that I am looking to build a brand, but wouldn't this
effectively 'neuter' what I am trying to setup as a free and open
resource for folks passing it off to archive.io (who folks should have
the same concerns about as with me (if it is logs?).
Adding, if the policy 'shifts' to all arhive.is links, will this upset
reddit? Part of 'their thing' us getting folks eyes on content that is paid to be promoted and this could put the sub at odds with that?
I again want to return to Reddit itself. EVERY post on it has
the potential to be monetized for the user now simply from the fact of
the changes Reddit itself has made.
Also, could I get y'all to weigh in more on one bit for me? Is the
concern I am putting time and effort into a resource into a project that
could be viewed by some as competing with the sub or that I am a mod
and trying to do this?
For example, Peruvian_bull (not to pick on them, try to start beef, what
have you, they are aweseome, they are just the first that come to mind
for my example) has a substack? and presence on other social platforms
while making his content available. This content has been well received
and celebrated (from my perspective and as it should) despite the
ability for a path to monetization? (edited)
So tbh, I would personally love it if we had a rule where all links were archived, but thatβs not really feasible imo. Being honest, simply adding the archive link in addition to the primary link could be enough to assuage genuine concerns from folks leary of clicking the link
I need to look more into the monetization bit of Reddit, Iβm not too familiar with the changes there. But I donβt view your site at all as competing with the sub/Reddit, complimenting it sure
Again, this was more thinking out loud than anything, Iβm definitely not saying things need to change. These are just strategies that popped into my head that would render the arguments of concern trollers moot
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