Reddit API / 3rd|party App Protest aftermath

Reddit API / 3rd-party App Protest aftermath: go dark indefinitely?

/r/reactjs went private as part of the site-wide protest against Reddit's API pricing changes and killing of 3rd-party apps. Sadly, the protest has had no ...

What ended up happening with Reddit API changes and the ...

... effects of the protests? From ... What is a "third party app"? Upvote 1. Downvote Award

What is up with the aftermath of the Reddit blackout of June 2023

I hope all those that used 3rd party apps because of disabilities found a solution. ... Redditors gave up because most people didn't actually care ...

Exploring Reddit's third-party app environment 7 months after the ...

... protest from Reddit users and ... In order to develop proper third-party apps, a larger investment must be made using paid Reddit APIs.

Head's up: June 12th protest of Reddit's API changes. : r/firefox

... protest of Reddit's API changes that will essentially kill all 3rd party Reddit apps. ... consequences. Upvote 8. Downvote Award Share.

Why isn't this sub going dark to protest the Reddit API changes?

now I deleted on reddit but do these 3rd party apps honor the deletion or can they just keep whatever posts they've already cached? who do I as ...

2023 Reddit API controversy - Wikipedia

In April 2023, the discussion and news aggregation website Reddit announced its intentions to charge for its application programming interface (API), ...

Reddit's Third-Party app API changes and /r/OpenSource

In protest of Reddit's disgusting behaviour of killing 3rd party Reddit clients like Apollo, RIF and others, this comment / post is not ...

What's going on with the current state of the Reddit API changes?

To be fair you can still use 3rd party apps like RIF if you install your personal API on ReVanced. ... All the mods during the protests were ...

Should we be joining the reddit API protest regarding 3rd party apps ...

45 votes, 23 comments. What's going on ? As mentioned in the main thread : Don't Let Reddit Kill 3rd Party Apps! - u/Toptomcat A recent ...

In protest of Reddit killing off 3rd-party apps, this subreddit will join ...

33K votes, 1.2K comments. Effective July 1st, Reddit is implementing changes to their third-party API services that will effectively kill ...

API Changes and Reddit Protests: the Future of Social Media

The foundation of Reddit is its users, but the application's latest updates disregard accessibility, leading to disastrous consequences.

After the Blackout: What About Reddit and 3rd Party API usage?

However, Reddit administrators will remove mods who want to keep protesting. We feel a new mod team picked by Reddit administrators would want ...

When reddit was killing reddit apollo the third-party app why does ...

Some of the reasons subreddits protested the change: Those 3rd party apps had extra features for modmail or going through the moderation queue ...

Topline. The highly-protested changes to Reddit's API fees will take effect Saturday, and with them, popular third-party apps that allow users ...

Despite widespread protest, Reddit CEO says company is 'not ...

Third-party developers rely on API data to create their apps, which offer access to features that are unavailable in the official Reddit app, ...

Don't Let Reddit Kill 3rd Party Apps! : r/Save3rdPartyApps

What's the plan? On June 12th, many subreddits will be going dark to protest this policy. Some will return after 48 hours: others will go away ...

After Reddit's API pricing storm and subreddits going dark, can AI ...

... Reddit announced changes to its API pricing, impacting third-party app developers. ... As Reddit navigates the aftermath of the protests ...

Should /r/evnova join the blackout in protest of Reddit's API changes?

... subreddit blackout, be it for 48 hours or indefinitely until Reddit backtracks on their changes and allows major 3rd party apps to continue?

Reddit faces challenges and controversies after API changes - Wishu

The aftermath and ongoing protests As reported by The Verge, r ... party apps for accessibility tools, which were not available in Reddit's own ...