microbin VS Shreddit

Plugin support is something that I've been dreaming of for a long time and actually made a draft verison a while back on this branch. Sadly all I managed to set up is a plugin that processes your uploaded text and I haven't worked on it since, but I would love to give it another go so and let people customise the heck out of MicroBin with plugins

You might want a pastebin service. I currently host Hemmelig and MicroBin. Hemmelig has built-in encryption so you can easily share sentitive text on the server. But I find MicroBin more appealing to my needs(it can also act as a URL Redirector) but lacking password protection. Since you're not exposing the service to the open net, I think that animal-name URLs can act as simple key phrase and is easier for personal usage.

One of the things that always bugged me about image hosting services is that they're almost never open source. This very unlike Pastebin services where you have Microbin and PrivateBin. A lot of popular pastebin services either use PrivateBin or Rentry under the hood.

Can you perhaps weigh in on how it is different from MicroBin?

Microbin - https://github.com/szabodanika/microbin

Currently, it is running Home Assistant, Microbin and AdGuard Home. However, I got it yesterday so I will probably run more services as the time goes.

Otherwise self host any number of clones microbin or many more

MicroBin or PrivateBin

Some scripts like https://github.com/x89/Shreddit look promising, and I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on it just once I make sure my whitelist IDs are good. However, it's probably not thorough enough to hit all my content. My reddit data has over 68,000 comments.

this may no longer work do to the recent API changes, but you can do this easily with shreddit

Just for the sake of general interest, scripts like this already exist (and that one has an option to edit posts to add lorem ipsum nonsense).

I recommend x89/Shreddit

Ah, it’s not so bad. I recommend x89/Shreddit on GitHub to remove your comments, as it edits them first, and then deletes.

If any subreddit mods read this, thank you for doing this. I understand that taking down something that you poured so much energy and effort into is a tough decision. But it's for the best.

I used shreddit[1] to remove my account's posts/comments. It's infuriating to read this line:

> Back in April, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman told The New York Times that the site wanted to start getting paid for helping to train some of the big AI chatbots.

I hope this protest shows the leadership that users have the power.

[1] https://github.com/x89/Shreddit/issues