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Yes, please. Slow it down for me. I'd love to hear this.
A synced copy of data doesn't protect against accidental file deletions... that is why RAID isn't a backup, that is why snapRAID isn't a backup, that is why syncthing is not a backup, that is why any kind of synced copy is not a backup. Let me know if you're still struggling with this VERY basic concept... that has had it's own little phrase parroted for decades, "RAID is not a backup."
Well thank you, but you haven't tried to explain any of this VERY basic concept you speak of, you've just told me that RAID isn't backup. No one but you brought up RAID.
Nice try, son. Now, stick to mansplaining something you actually understand and can articulate.
Because it's an extremely common phrase that I figured most people here understood, sorry for over-estimating you.