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Fixed some spelling mistakes on about page

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Jesper Wrang 2019-12-05 11:09:33 +01:00
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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ const About = props => {
<h2 className='todo'>FAQ</h2>
<b className='question'>Q: I posted some sensitive information on Reddit. Can you delete this from your page?</b>
<p>
No, I can't remove anything myself since I am not the not the one storing all the deleted comment.
No, I can't remove anything myself since I am not the not the one storing all the deleted comments.
This is done by an external service run by Jason Baumgartner (<a href='https://www.reddit.com/user/Stuck_In_the_Matrix'>/u/Stuck_In_the_Matrix</a>).
If you want something sensitive removed permanently you should contact him.
</p>
@ -46,21 +46,21 @@ const About = props => {
This page is only possible because of the amzaing work done by Jason.
His site <a href='https://pushshift.io/'>pushshift.io</a> activly listens for new comments on reddit and stores them in his own database.
Then sites like removeddit and ceddit can fetch these comment from pushshift.
Removeddit know what comment reddit shows (from Reddits API) and what comment should be showed (from Pushshift).
Removeddit know what comment reddit shows (from Reddits API) and what comment should be showed (from Pushshifts API).
By comparing the comments from these 2 APIs, we can figure out what has been deleted and removed.
</p>
<b className='question'>Q: What's the difference between ceddit and removeddit?</b>
<p>
Not much. Removeddit was created as a temporary replacement for ceddit, at a time when ceddit didn't work.
I though this was necessary since I used ceddit more then Reddit itself.
I thought this was necessary since I used ceddit more then Reddit itself.
Months later ceddit was fixed, but I didn't see any reason to remove what I had done.
Today both sites live side by side and strive for the same goal.
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<p>
There are some minor differences in them tho:
There are some minor differences in them though:
<ul>
<li>
Ceddit respect user deletion while removeddit does not. This decision was made early on and I feel like it's too late to change now.
Ceddit respect user made deletions while removeddit does not. This decision was made early on and I feel like it's too late to change now.
If I had created removeddit today I might had thought more about what was right here.
</li>
<li>
@ -71,7 +71,6 @@ const About = props => {
Ceddit provides user lookup while removeddit doesn't.
</li>
</ul>
</p>
<h2 className='contact'>Links/Contact</h2>