Jon-H558

Yeah so I assume you mean the torrent of data. That is great but to be efficient you need to know what subs you post in otherwise you will be traveling a lot of data. Unless it is hosted and searchable somewhere.

The egg snail brain control thing sound like animorphs but that was live action. I do remember a cult of white haired evil druids but can't place that

There is a script that tries pushfit list but not sure if that is still working (edit: no pushfit has gone private I think or just dead), otherwise wait for the gdpr. Mine took about 3weeks but did come through, I think I got in just before the rush though as request the end of the first blackout week.

What are you using to prove all your comments are gone? If you are just looking in your profile it will.be empty as Reddit doesn't bump comments into the list unless somone votes on them. So if you delete your new 1000 it doesn't promote the 1001st into that list likewise if you delete your top 1000 it won't promote the 1001st until someone drops a vote on one.

Try googling your username and Reddit and see what is there (I found hundreds even though your profile was showing only two)

Thanks I think I can work with that. I didn't realise there was an open fork of shreddit. I was just thinking of shreddit.com

I am thinking maybe a modified version of this one https://github.com/PranavMahesh1/reddit-user-comment-deleter-by-subreddit
That users the praw python wrapper. But rather than that one going off to pushfit I just feed in the comment IDs from column1 of the Reddit headers CSV into the id_list array from csv. I am not sure I even need to get body of the comment as that is for logging purposes

No and thats the point, passive listening is not suitable for 1to1 interactions and some form of active listening should always be employed

I believe that runs on you reddit.com/user/[username] profile page and whereby it only hits the 1000new, 1000top and 1000contraversial

That would be just taking in the information but not giving any sort of feedback. Like sitting in a lecture that doesn't allow questions, but in a 1to1

We had fun with barking box and using it behind a camp of bandits to distract on on ambush.

Another fun was bag of tricks and pulling random badgers, rats or even elk out in the middle of battle.

I thought media would be pulled direct and text and links on the thread is what is federated