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2019-04-20 21h39 or 22h39 utc
oldest lemmy comment in
oldest lemmy post.
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Truly a piece of Lemmy history. Glad to be here to see it!
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Are you absolutely sure
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Yes
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my thoughts exactly
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strongly agree Edit: edit
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can someone confirm if this is the real oldest lemmy post?
the oldest commit on github seems like its made about 4 years ago
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Now this is test posting
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Yes 😺
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2023-11-30, Starman was here
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lala
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nested
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Get real 💀
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This is the oldest Lemmy post I could find :)
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what was
/post/1? what are they hiding??-
what was /post/1? what are they hiding??
The plot thickens...
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first post omg
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Where everything started
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So this is what the oldest lemmy post, what a beautiful post.
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helo
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Same
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Pure genius.
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test
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yyy
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ttt
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test
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A true masterpiece
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testaa
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Mods! This guy is insane!
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I agree!
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Wow this is the first post ever
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0:00 A legend was born
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That's what I'm saying tho!!
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Genius
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🚨Qwerty user detected🚨
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Test1
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Anithert
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Anither
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Mutate
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Promise
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Mutate
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hi
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hello :)
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Real
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May Lemmy never archive old posts.
I wonder if there are any technical reasons with maybe ActivityPub that old posts might have to eventually be archived?
But I enjoy the idea of never archiving or at least keeping posts open for a long time like 10 years. I'm not sure why but there is something special aboaut old threads being revived or kept alive. I had this one comment on Reddit where I purchased a product and months and years later people would still respond asking if it was still working or if I'd still recommend it. This I is like "The internet never forgets" but in a good way.