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Daria Ignatenkoleft a comment
I get that Reddit wants to control how its data is used, but blocking the Internet Archive feels like locking away a public library because some researchers use it too much. There has to be a middle ground—maybe licensing old posts for AI but still letting humans access them freely?
Restrictive Reddit's move: is blocking archive posts protecting users or censoring history?