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OpenAI scraping Reddit through redlib instances

4 udev4096 3 6/8/2025, 2:53:41 PM hcrypt.net ↗

Comments (3)

gkbrk · 5h ago

The author used to run a public Arch mirror under mirror.ext4.xyz, so it's not exactly an unknown domain.

Combined with the fact that a lot of their self-hosted stuff, including the Reddit front-ends, are in the Certificate Transparency logs [1], it's not hugely surprising that web crawlers would run into them.

[1]: https://crt.sh/?q=ext4.xyz

udev4096 · 4h ago

I am definitely not surprised. It's quite normal, as I stated. What I was trying to say was they are abusing the private frontends to get around legal restrictions of aggressively scraping the web

unstablediffusi · 6h ago

that's not scraping, that's web search.

their scrapers wouldn't identify themselves