> Doing this would have nullified mods’ strongest justification for protesting
Reddit has announced they're providing carveouts for apps that provide critical moderation tools, that justification is already gone.
Reddit has announced they're providing carveouts for apps that provide critical moderation tools, that justification is already gone.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ModCoord/comments/148ks6u/indefinit...
Edit: Not only that, shifting mod tools to the free tier doesn't magically solve the fiscal issue third-party apps have and will still result in them shutting down. A huge part of the reason mods use those third-party apps is because Reddit's own app doesn't provide the tools they want/need. To the point of the other person who responded to you, Reddit has absolutely dangled a carrot that does nothing in an effort to seem like they're being helpful.