The only thing more embarrassing than Reddit's behavior is that after 18 years and hundreds of millions in funding they can't make an app or website with a better experience than what someone can do in their basement with just API access.
Part of me thinks that one of the reasons they want to kill 3rd party apps is because they're embarrassed that they're all better than whatever Reddit has come up in the last decade.
Maybe they should listen to mods and users instead of trying to push whatever they want down users' throats, because it's not going to last much longer.
Part of me thinks that one of the reasons they want to kill 3rd party apps is because they're embarrassed that they're all better than whatever Reddit has come up in the last decade.
Maybe they should listen to mods and users instead of trying to push whatever they want down users' throats, because it's not going to last much longer.