@Lukge1 to No Stupid QuestionsEnglish • 2 years agoDo you think that Lemmy will last or will it die in a few weeks?message-square219arrow-up1314arrow-down137
arrow-up1277arrow-down1message-squareDo you think that Lemmy will last or will it die in a few weeks?@Lukge1 to No Stupid QuestionsEnglish • 2 years agomessage-square219
minus-square@YoBuckStopsHerelinkEnglish19•2 years agoWhen Reddit forces “new Reddit” is when the real migration will occur. Reddit is dying more and more every day.
minus-square@s38b35M5linkEnglish7•2 years agoBut they promised us that old reddit isn’t going anywhere. Surely, we can trust that something won’t happen if they say it won’t happen, right?
minus-squaremorgan423linkEnglish2•2 years agoYou can trust that it won’t happen in the next fifteen minutes, probably. I wouldn’t believe much further out than that.
minus-square@s38b35M5linkEnglish3•2 years agoI think the 3PA devs got about four months, right? Reddit in January: we will not charge for the API. Not in the next few years, at least. Reddit in April: charges are coming, but they’ll be totally reasonable and based in reality Reddit in May: if you want to use the API, you should pay us 29x what we make from customers that don’t use it
When Reddit forces “new Reddit” is when the real migration will occur. Reddit is dying more and more every day.
But they promised us that old reddit isn’t going anywhere. Surely, we can trust that something won’t happen if they say it won’t happen, right?
You can trust that it won’t happen in the next fifteen minutes, probably. I wouldn’t believe much further out than that.
I think the 3PA devs got about four months, right?
Reddit in January: we will not charge for the API. Not in the next few years, at least.
Reddit in April: charges are coming, but they’ll be totally reasonable and based in reality
Reddit in May: if you want to use the API, you should pay us 29x what we make from customers that don’t use it