Curious about this use case, especially since you said you use it *often*.

Is it to view old comments that have been deleted or privacy'd by random text?

Or like to reminisce on vanished subs like r/the_donald in 2015?

Oh man, this is a bummer. I use the wayback to look at old reddit stuff pretty often. It's handy and sometimes the only way you can get little details that are no longer visible. 

Scoresby

Reddit is already dead, can't die again. 

sudonaka

They can only scrap if their actually scraping by in a poverty sense

LAXITIVA

Reddit says that it has caught AI companies scraping its data from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, so it’s going to start blocking the Internet Archive from indexing the vast majority of Reddit. The Wayback Machine will no longer be able to crawl post detail pages, comments, or profiles; instead, it will only be able to index the Reddit.com homepage, which effectively means Internet Archive will only be able to archive insights into which news headlines and posts were most popular on a given day.

news

> Reddit says that it has caught AI companies scraping its data from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, so it’s going to start blocking the Internet Archive from indexing the vast majority of Reddit. The Wayback Machine will no longer be able to crawl post detail pages, comments, or profiles; instead, it will only be able to index the Reddit.com homepage, which effectively means Internet Archive will only be able to archive insights into which news headlines and posts were most popular on a given day.