And you think that Reddit handled this appropriately, to the point where you would "support" them? So you support the libel, alienating your userbase, moderators, and 3rd party developers, and straight up lying to the community?
Not even getting into the actual API changes and how badly they were introduced, this whole thing was an exercise in how to permanently alienate their most vocal and engaged users. It's truly masterclass in what not to do in a PR crisis.
Gotta love that you didn't dare reply to the actual meat of my comment, either.
I wouldn't be surprised if every single app shut down after this fiasco. I'm sure it's their fault too, though. Couldn't possibly be the giant corporation who doesn't know how to do basic PR and communications.
The problem is that they are charging so much for it that it will kill all of the third party apps, which is likely one of reddits main goals with the change.