Hello,
The admins of PullPush acknowledge that the Reddit users are the copyright owners of their content. And regardless of that, EU citizens have a right to be forgotten under the GDPR (regardless of whether the data processed contains personally identifiable information), which has been successfully enforced against non-EU entities. Residents of the State of California have similar rights under CCPA with fines of up to $7,500 per violation, and there are numerous other regulations regarding a right of an individual private person to remove their data from a service.
Since Pullpush admins are regularly smug with their comments on the removal process, often accompanied with bizarre requirements from people who moderate or used to moderate a subreddit at any point regardless of the current state of their account, I hope to save all of us a lot of legal posturing and annoying debates by asking these questions in public:
- Would Pullpush admins comply with a valid DMCA takedown request, given that they acknowledge the comment authors are the owners of the copyrighted material?
- Would Pullpush admins comply with a valid GDPR "right to be forgotten" request?
- If the answer to either of these questions is "no", could you please elaborate why are you confident that you're in compliance with these regulations, or if you do not care, how confident are you in getting away with it?
Thanks!