I love how search engines display inaccessible links.
The fedora tells you everything.
this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2025
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I wish there was a way to filter all sites that block me like this, at least my search would actually show results I can read
Sometimes part of the content can be seen in the search result page, as the crawler got the content. But when you click inside, you're blocked by the membership wall. Irony?
I always get that screen when I forget to turn off my VPN while accessing a reddit quote.
You should get a better VPN. Mine only gives me this rarely, often when I'm using a node that I can assume is where a bunch of prime would use to run bots.
I like Mullvad. Probably the only reason I get the error is there's one country that's a fav, but some sites don't like it because of its privacy restrictions ... which ofc is why it's my fav.
Just putting this out there, if you use startpage you can use the anonymous view feature to get around this :) Obviously avoiding reddit is better but if it's the only available resource...
At least they told you you're blocked, instead of just making random parts of it not work with zero communication
https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit-instances/blob/master/instances.md < for me it works if I search the post link on one of these
At some point, the mistake was using Reddit to begin with.
It was the only search result relevant to my query.
idk lately ive had more help outside it on random forums, just dont add reddit to your search, like reddit advice used to be s tier now its c tier, when you compare results from advice you get off other forums, a lot of shills, everywhere, like the webhosting related subreddits
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STOP GOING TO REDDIT!!!!
I can't believe how often I have to say this.
The sad part is I still have a lot of random subs I enjoy, fringe stuff like r/OnionLovers and r/slowcooking, r/frugal.. and subs like r/frugal immediately delete any comment that brings up politics in any way, so there are a few decent subs left with non-batshit insane mods but they are becoming exceedingly rare.
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How's the search engine supposed to know you're blocked from Reddit?
When google started to index paywalled things.... I thought that was pretty evil. Showing google content but not normal internet users. Giving sites the ability to have their cake and eat it too.
When reddit decided to force logging in to see some subreddits on mobile, I decided they were evil.
This is why I'm on Lemmy posting content, we have to use open platforms if we want them to succeed. This is the first time I've used social media. I'm doing it as a civic duty
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I read this as "we don't want you, the user, to interact with our 100% user-content driven website that depends on your presence to keep having value".
It did not used to be this way. Every website result used to be "cached", but not anymore...
Enshittification 😔
that's on you for preventing the billion dollar company from tracking your every move ;)
It's hilarious that you made me curious enough to look up RDDT's stock price today, down 9% today alone lol, -31% in the last 30 days. A third of their stock value lost in the past month, very impressive.
Dogshit website anyway.
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