If 4chan (I go there regularly, so I know the degen stuff posted there) can stay around for 20 years, so can lemmy.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Do non-US instances have to handle DMCA requests like US instance with european users have deal GDPR requests?
Not sure. I’d guess they do if they’re in a country that has a mutual IP treaty with the US but that’s definitely a question for a lawyer.
I can imagine that even hosting your own instance that copies down the content and only federates out your comments or non copyrighted material can be tricky depending on how the fediverse works (where’s an uploaded image kept when it federated out to a server?).
Is there a copy or just a reference to the original instance?
I’d be really interested in knowing how that works