Gestrid, 8 months ago Probably because it’d take a ton of time and money (because of API limits and costs), and it’d potentially disrupt Lemmy too much. Reddit is a massive site, as far as how much content it’s stored over the years.
Probably because it’d take a ton of time and money (because of API limits and costs), and it’d potentially disrupt Lemmy too much.
Reddit is a massive site, as far as how much content it’s stored over the years.