I overwrote and then deleted all of my 14 year comment/post history and it came back complete. I hate to say it, but my guess is that it'll all get restored.
That reminds me - I need to get back to my Aeropress for that “first cup” of the day. I have a pourover-style machine that works great and produces very consistent cups, but I use that more for convenience and speed.
I need to slow down and make a nice cup sometimes.
I went with my alt username. My Reddit username was the first part of my gmail address because I was dumb 14 years ago (well, dumber, anyway) and didn’t know you couldn’t change it.
As a long-time Apollo user, this whole thing really bums me out. I was only a casual user until I started using Apollo, and the way that Christian would listen to the community and implement features and ideas was so refreshing.
Apollo made browsing an information-rich site like Reddit so much easier on mobile than on a desktop machine, and that's no small feat! It - and the wealth of great 3P apps - will be missed.
I used PowerSuiteDelete earlier today and my content re-appeared this afternoon. It's like playing whack-a-mole.
I overwrote and then deleted all of my 14 year comment/post history and it came back complete. I hate to say it, but my guess is that it'll all get restored.
That reminds me - I need to get back to my Aeropress for that “first cup” of the day. I have a pourover-style machine that works great and produces very consistent cups, but I use that more for convenience and speed.
I need to slow down and make a nice cup sometimes.
I went with my alt username. My Reddit username was the first part of my gmail address because I was dumb 14 years ago (well, dumber, anyway) and didn’t know you couldn’t change it.
As a long-time Apollo user, this whole thing really bums me out. I was only a casual user until I started using Apollo, and the way that Christian would listen to the community and implement features and ideas was so refreshing.
Apollo made browsing an information-rich site like Reddit so much easier on mobile than on a desktop machine, and that's no small feat! It - and the wealth of great 3P apps - will be missed.
And all for what? Greed?