As a fairly regular user of Punchfork, I definitely wish it were still around, but this feels self-entitled.
Let's not forget that the data Punchfork is letting users take out is the exact information they put in: a list of liked recipes. The original recipe data is just one click away.
I'm not sure how this is any different than a personal Twitter archive; it contains only your tweets, not those of the folks you interacted with.
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As a fairly regular user of Punchfork, I definitely wish it were still around, but this feels self-entitled.
Let's not forget that the data Punchfork is letting users take out is the exact information they put in: a list of liked recipes. The original recipe data is just one click away.
I'm not sure how this is any different than a personal Twitter archive; it contains only your tweets, not those of the folks you interacted with.