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I don't think I could do that, I would be compelled to comment. But I do still see Reddit in search results for problems I'm researching and the answers are often useful. I will be happy the first time I see a Lemmy result.
There is a search engine for Lemmy https://www.search-lemmy.com/
Not ideal that it's outside of your preferred search engine, but it's something.
It isn't quite there yet but https://trystract.com/ gives some Lemmy results. It's a beta, hopefully it develops further. I have no affiliation, I just saw it mentioned in Opensource.