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In this week’s issue, the beloved conservationist reflects on the 60th anniversary of her research, her celeb friends (Leo! Angelina!) her family and two husbands
In this week’s issue, the beloved conservationist reflects on the 60th anniversary of her research, her celeb friends (Leo! Angelina!) her family and two husbands
It’s bad because it didn’t even post the whole thing. Why have a bot that scrapes Reddit for content. Isn’t the whole point of lemmy to not be Reddit?
It links to the article, not reddit.
Bot or not, it’s a legit post overall. It we aren’t allowed things just because they’re also on reddit, shit will get pretty sparse.
Posting an entire article isn’t something bots should be doing in general, nor is it necessary (or useful) for humans to do. It would just add data to whatever server/s it was posted on, rather than just leaving a link and summary. That adds up over time.
Hell, reddit was never meant to be a full repost source, it was for link aggregation. Lemmy is too.