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See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=817235 (from 14 years ago)



I know it shouldn't really impress me, but I am nonetheless impressed that I can vote on HN comments from 14 years ago. It used to be that Reddit would make threads read-only after a certain amount of time, and I'm not sure if they still do that. Seems like an indicator of how robust a given site/app is.

Mentioning Reddit, I'm still salty they deleted private messages from before 2023. They couldn't even provide an archive for people to download?!? Utterly bizarre.


Last time I checked I couldn't even get my all my upvoted stories/comments from the reddit API (restricted to last X years and/or Y votes).

IIRC HN do lock new conversations on post after 1(?) months though.




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