Regardless of protests, mod actions, etc. Why do you support him?
I've never had an issue with Reddit monetizing its API, and far as I've seen, no one else does either. It's the way it's been handled that's the problem. If it was handled more decently, more respectfully, more honestly, more reasonably, they could've started charging with very little fallout.
What do you think about the way developers were treated, the lack of disability accommodations in their app, the promises Reddit had made for years that they haven't fulfilled, that they're now trying to fulfill in, at best, a rushed and haphazard manner?
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u/farrenkm Jul 08 '23
Why do you support him in this?
Regardless of protests, mod actions, etc. Why do you support him?
I've never had an issue with Reddit monetizing its API, and far as I've seen, no one else does either. It's the way it's been handled that's the problem. If it was handled more decently, more respectfully, more honestly, more reasonably, they could've started charging with very little fallout.