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Don't let Reddit kill 3rs party apps!
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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2023
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Thats a sunk cost fallacy though.
Reddit isnt going to get better and the admins/exec are just going to keep pushing policies like this because their primary motivation is to make money and they desperately want to hold a Reddit IPO.
The best options is for all those subs to export as much as they can to create a read only archive then head elsewhere where they control their own data.
Sure, as it's evident from us interacting here I've been trying to move on the alternatives, though nothing has sprung upto replace niche subreddits that I used to browse.
Ultimately my point was not that what reddit was doing was right. It was that it is easy to take joy in a company that has let greed take over try to fail but in doing so don't forget to have some empathy for countless volunteers who put in time and effort to build something worthwhile. It's their stuff that's being burnt too.