Not to discourage you, but expect this sort of bot to be banned on reddit side very quickly. I had way more innocuous reddit bots banned without reason or recourse.
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How about have the bot detect community crossposts and try to funnel the conversations into one post.
I fear, this "to be created" "sync feature" is going to create a lot of noise.
edit: a word
I wouldn't exactly like a bot filling communities. Arent humans posting better?
Don't we already have this over at https://lemmit.online/?
Also, didn't alien.top do this and everybody hated it? (my memory is fuzzy though)
edit: i'm wrong, alien.top was hated because it created a bot account for each equivalent reddit user and this seems to post from the same account
alien.top got people's ire because it created a different bot account for every Reddit user, but this one just looks like it posts everything as 'LemmyLinkBot', with the Reddit user as the first line a post / comment.
I see, i'll edit my comment, thank you
How does it know in which community to post?
You have to define the specific community in the code. You can specify the Lemmy community LEMMY_COMMUNITY_ID
and the instance URL LEMMY_BASE_URL
in a config file. The code then routes to the community in the config.