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Reddit mods are calling for an ‘affordable return’ for third-party apps
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Reddit can suck it, I'm not going back.
Yeah, they've already shown us that they don't actually care about the communities, only the ad impressions.
I feel for the mods, both here and on Reddit. Disrespected by both users and admins, but doing the important work even if sometimes they come across as power-hungry or capricious.
Agreed.
Yes basically this. Whatever they do, I'm not going back either.