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I know this is a very outdated, downright Luddite idea nowadays but perhaps you shouldn't publish something if you don't want it to be public?

• s1artibartfast 3y ago
  The issue isn't with it being public, there she was with it being compiled and available to anyone who requests it. It is an access issue and question. For example, I understand that I can be recorded by people's home cameras everywhere I go. I wouldn't support Amazon and Google being legally obligated to turn over that information to anyone who requests it. I also don't think that any company that hosts public information should be required to turn over its entire database of public information in the digestible format at no cost to anyone who asks
  • aaomidi 3y ago
    Literally every single thing you post on Reddit gets cached nearly instantly. Stop expecting API limits to save you there. We’re beyond that. And honestly it’s better if we stop expecting privacy on public forums.
    • s1artibartfast 3y ago
      Why?