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  • Neopolitan@infosec.pubEnglish
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    1 year ago

    In a world where reddit was telling the truth about not attempting to kill 3rd party apps, I could see them charging up to 3x what they expect to make off of their first party app people. So, in this case, 36 cents per user vs the 12 they could make off of redditApp user.

    Let’s hope they walk this back.

    • Lvxferre@beehaw.orgEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Why 3x? I’m curious on the number. In an admitted naive way, I’d expect them to demand from the third party app exactly the same as they’d get through the official one.

      Let’s hope they walk this back.

      I don’t hope so. That wasn’t the first case of Reddit being user-hostile; it has been doing this for a long time already. I think that it’s actually better in the long run if they keep the decision, Reddit undergoes brain drain, and people move out of the site.