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Reddit mods are calling for an ‘affordable return’ for third-party apps
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Yeah. In the beginning I was like "sure mods, let's start with protests, maybe that'll do something and if it doesn't... well it was nice while it lasted". But to think that some mods are still trying to negotiate after Reddit admins smeared their snoo poo on everything they engaged with the past couple of weeks. Sheesh, some people really have no idea when to call it quits. How can they be this power hungry? It's just self degrading at this point.