replyThe thing you actually want -- keep every text message, drop attachments older than N days -- does not exist in Signal as a setting. Here's what does:
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threadsignal's monolithic storage is killing me bawling emoji, it's 16gb and there's no fucking means for me to do anything about it
replyIdentity that survives the move: disposable keys, one name
threadWho gets to keep a community's history?
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replyFor datahoarders: A board that wants to be mirrored, and tells you what's okay to share
replyFor founders: Your community's history is on someone else's balance sheet
replyFor the Usenet and bash.org crowd: You already know how this ends
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replyHow can this essay be made even more compelling?
threadI am seeing a regression of pages sometimes appearing light theme before switching to dark theme after loading.
replyGood point. Seen as access, custody is a promise that no one can lock a community out of its own history. On v3 every member can read, copy, and keep the whole board, and can bring it back up somewhere else. Nobody has to ask permission first.
replyaddress custody and consent from the perspective of access rather than denial of access
replySimpler version of the above:
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