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Privacy Guides – Tools and Resources for Protecting Your Data

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Does self hosting a Reddit like website make sense? (zerobytes.monster)
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The original was posted on /r/privacyguides by /u/RustyHanma on 2023-06-09 15:32:19+00:00.

With the new API pricing and Reddit boycott, the website will surely be a mess. I don't want to use reddit like I did before and I am thinking of self hosting reddit like software to help like minded people. While there are lot of pointers on Lemmy, it doesn't look like a privacy alternative.

Is it good to self host a privacy based site that works like reddit or is it not worth it at all.

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