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The community has voted, please now go go [email protected] (lemm.ee)

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

I hope that you consider the above as fair, and not overly critical. I’m not trying to throw stones. Everyone is human here. Well, except for the bot. But even it makes mistakes.

Not at all, I'd say all well reasoned feedback is always welcome, and I mostly agree with all your points.

To mention a things:

The mass tagging instead of DMs were to spare the server from spamming DM requests. Originally though, the bot was written to reply to the latest post or comment you made in the community, but similar to sending DMs, mass tagging in a few condensed comments is "tidier" in some sense.
The script (it isn't really a bot as it requires manual input) was set to look 365 days back, which might have been fine for [email protected] where it was originally used. I suppose for a community that have more non-subscriber engagement, a tighter timeline like a week or month *might *have been better.
If I could have gotten the subscriber list via the API, I would have done so. I suppose a coordination with the admins to get the subscriber list would be better.