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If I understand correctly, Lemmy users are currently not able to see the migrated posts.
Question: If someone replies to a Lemmy user's post or comment which was migrated, will that Lemmy user be notified?
Example: I left a comment under this post back when it was on [email protected]. I can't currently see the piefed copy of my comment (or that post) on my home instance. What happens when someone replies to it?
If shows up as a comment on [email protected]
It does show up as a comment in https://piefed.social/c/internetisbeautiful, but not on https://sh.itjust.works/c/[email protected].
I posted a test reply from my PieFed account, but never received a reply notification on my sh.itjust.works account.
@[email protected]
If the original posters never see new replies, are there sufficient advantages to warrant leaving the comment sections open?
It feels similar (though not identical) to projects mirroring posts and comments from Reddit. Sure, the content is there, but the people aren't.
Might it be better to lock all of the threads upon migration, essentially preserving a "read-only" archive?
Yes, good idea!
Wow, thanks for considering my suggestion! Do you have any estimate on when it might be implemented?
No, I'm still looking into it. It may be possible to make Lemmy able to see migrated posts. I did some experiments but it could be a dead end.
Ooh, that would be even better! Is there anywhere I can follow progress on this?
Yes it's pretty janky.
But it's better than losing the content entirely :)
Agreed