Use catbox.moe. Don't know how long it holds the data though.
this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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This looks like it will work for me, thanks! I do still feel like not having a more baked in solution will be an issue for many.
There have been two discussions on this in the past few days. Please have a look at previous topics.
I hope it’s not always the case like in Reddit. This stifles discussion.
This is also almost an impossible task for some since the search function in lemmy is still somewhat lacking.
"Somewhat lacking" is putting it nicely. I mainly browse lemmy on Jerboa and it doesn't even have a function to search community posts, let alone one that is lacking.
Most of us are new here. And frankly it’s very hard to find topics here. Reddit was hard enough but there’s a lot here and the search is ass. Many bugs and limited usability. Please be prettiest and help or this place won’t have a bunch of new users for long.