Like, for example I have a specific issue with a digital audio converter by a popular brand but their customer service is awful. A simple google prompt followed by site:reddit.com would yield solutions almost every time. In fact I would say I did 90% of my googling that way. How do I break this cycle and do you feel this is one of the biggest challenges we’re facing? If anything, Reddit remains the biggest repo of easily accessible solutions for anything. We’re seeing right now what happens if this is being taken away by subs going private. Vanilla Google is a shitshow.

  • @sorenant
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    I use a Firefox addon that redirects reddit pages to archive.org versions. I’m considering reposting any thread I visit that way on Lemmy.

    • GatoB
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      1 year ago

      c/techsupport could beat Reddit if enough people make content

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        Searches testicular pain on tech support

        Seems like they just don’t have enough content-making people yet. :(

    • kabin
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      Oh that’s pretty neat, a way to not give traffic going forward!