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Doubtful; I'd have to check. All I know that in the reddit code, its set to Low to by default. It is a very, very, very minor bug, considering that...

By the way, you can use /about/modqueue, /about/unmoderated, /about/message/messages, /about/spam, etc on these subreddits (some may not be available if you aren't a moderator of ALL of the subreddits on...

@nathan-beam The reddit code called used the name of `FakeSubreddit`, so I would use that if I were implementing it.

So question: should we use `GetParent()` instead of `Parent`, keeping the theme of using `GetX()` for things that require another request? The `Link` thing may also arguably something that may...

@chuggafan Is a post initialized when using `/api/info`? It doesn't seem to return the post within it's own metadata IIRC.

Well, we do get the `parent_id` (the parent) and the `link_id`, so it's possible to derive the post from that, but that, in some cases, requires another request to get...

This is only a bug in 1.x. They're both in the 2.0 prerelease (that's the one I'm using primarily, but I'm still porting a few projects over).

Will add this once the PR for #119 gets merged. I'm not too familiar with merge conflicts in Git, but I want to avoid them if at all possible.

By the way, this is an [intentional thing](https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/29i58s/reddit_change_api_availability_controversiality/) to require a single submission to be called.

@hidde-jan I don't know how I missed this message. This is **excellent**. Small thing, I believe Archive.is automagically ratelimits its own requests to reddit (ceddit is based of some quirk...