The moment Reddit flicked the switch on their API on 2023-07-01, 00:00:00
The moment Reddit flicked the switch on their API on 2023-07-01, 00:00:00
Reddit, you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
1They put boots in place to downvote all lemmy comments and post about how horrible it is. The funny thing is that 2 weeks ago the posts had about 20 up to 40 likes, now I look at my front page here and it's in the 100s. There is a post with 500 likes!
If you push someone to the extreame they will learn they don't need you to live
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Meanwhile reddit is filling the void with B1 battle droids.
1I'm still wondering what Reddit was expecting by killing 3rd party apps before fixing their app. They just lost around 10% of their userbase.
0I'm curious if that's a guess, an estimate or something you pulled from a source. Not to imply any doubt, I've just been wondering the numbers myself.
0Just guessing. 3rd party app userbase was around 10%. I'm pretty sure users always start with the main app and move to others because they just can't stand the main one. I don't imagine them going back to an app that was so annoying they had to drop it even if it was the official.
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