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Reddit traffic returning normal, sort of.
(gizmodo.com)
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Scraping is very easily blocked which is likely what they'll do if forced to do so. They are probably just including scraping clauses in their agreements. So RIF will have to adhere to those agreements because they'll probably have to accept them to even gain access. St that point it's a legal mire. If they want to avoid court, it could just be an arms war. Scraping is extremely easily broken and would constantly need updating. It's not cost effective from a developer point of view.