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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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Looking at a subreddit that I joined right now, there is a poll about the future of the subreddit and the protest and 53% are to stay open.
MANY in the comments see the protest as useless and that it "hurts the community". While I agree with the point that it locks users out from the subreddit, especially for tech support, I can tell you that they all don't really care about this.
I also have seen someone create a replacement subreddit for the private one just to fill the gap.
And looking at all those Awards being given out in the posts about the AMAs and such, I have very little hope that something will change on Reddit's side.
I think, all the mods of those subreddits just pack up and leave to the alternatives like lemmy and let the Subreddits rot.