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It goes to pay for projects that clean up or restore the environment. Here's the page for it.

Nah, I don't think that's what they will plan for, I just think that's what ends up happening. And it won't take detailed mind editing, Zach will actually be trying to kill Zorian so it won't take much for him to think he's succeeded.

Yes, the fullname of a post is t3_ followed by the id. For this post

https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/as3wa9/editing_an_existing_test_post/

It's the bit right after "comments", as3wa9. So the fullname is t3_as3wa9.

What scripting language are you using? Most of them have api wrapper libraries that make this easy.

cleanly mind wiping Zach's awareness that other people know about the time loop

Actually no. It would be simpler to alter Zach's memories to think that all those people are dead. Then they can just show up again after the contract is over and there aren't any problems.

Here's my bet. Alanic and Xvim die. Silverlake and Jornak die. Not really sure what they do with QI, but let's say he dies as well. The only person remaining is Zorian. At the very last, something in the contract makes Zach break down and he attacks Zorian rather than just dying. Zorian uses mind magic on him, makes Zach think he won and killed him, then shows up again after the contract ends.

And it's not like RR and Silverlake have a choice. They made the contract with Panaxeth to release him so they die anyway if they don't.

I don't think Jornak or Silverlake want to release the primordial. They just have to because of the contract with it.

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Could you post your code? It looks like the info endpoint is returning it for me.

For this post, this api call contains the crosspost_parent field filled out.

Use the info endpoint. You pass it a list of ids and it fetches into 100 items at a time. So just save up a hundred, or more, posts and then it will make one call instead of a hundred calls.

It handles all this stuff for you. It knows how to pass the parameters, how to handle the rate limits, how to authenticate, etc. It just saves you rewriting a whole bunch of boilerplate code and handles all the common problems that you might encounter if you're interacting with the api for the first time.

Any bot that private messages people randomly without them intentionally triggering it is a spam bot.

There are companies that do that. You usually only make a tiny amount of money. A few cents an hour or something.

There are also research projects that you can donate your processing power to.

They are actually raising the price soon, from $5 a month to $6. Still way cheaper than all their competitors though.

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Reddit uses markdown for formatting text.

The parameters listed should be headers in the HTTP request.

Unless you're using an obscure language, I would highly recommend using an API wrapper library rather than trying to make the requests yourself.