Following changes to its API access, users are forced to log in on the official Reddit app if they want to view NSFW content on mobile.

  • @bakaraka
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    1381 year ago

    Shit platform hits rock bottom and continues digging

      • Retro
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        1 year ago

        Honestly, it seems what Reddit has been doing lately is far worse than anything Digg ever did. 🤷‍♂️ Digg basically just made a bunch of bad design decisions primarily but not entirely to please investors, and the majority of changes were not welcomed by the community.

        Reddit is straight up disrespecting their userbase and telling them to suck a fat one and deal with it, holding to their miserable decisions while openly suggesting their userbase is too weak to go anywhere else… And also doing so primarily to please misguided investors.

        • @zeppo
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          201 year ago

          I feel like Splez is dramatically overestimating his position. Pretty wild to tell your most dedicated users to basically fuck off.

          • @floral_toxicity
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            121 year ago

            Yup. I was a user (different username) since 2008. I haven’t been back since June 12. I used Reddit daily. Even on vacation. Even on vacation in Europe when I’d be connected to Wi-Fi.

            See ya.

            • @[email protected]
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              51 year ago

              I was also there since 2008, and was a heavy user. I’ve checked in a few times in the past month (a lot of my more niche communities haven’t moved over yet), but I don’t comment or interact anymore. Once Relay dies it’s off my phone (it’s already lost the homescreen shortcut), and if old.reddit dies I’m done forever.

            • @zeppo
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              31 year ago

              Years ago I had a successful website based on the API of a growing site which has since become pretty large. The main founder/CEO was pretty prominent in the community at the time and clearly thought that he was an amazing person. His attitude reminds me of how Splez has acted to the Apollo dude… rather than think “hey, thanks for adding something to the community, we appreciate it and could work together” he seemed to think we were interlopers who stole something from them and were using it unfairly. I think for both of them there’s a feeling that successful outside developers demonstrate the CEO’s inadequacy at meeting the needs of users. Plus on a personal level, Splez is this nerd who looks like he’s from an Advice Animal meme and the Apollo guy looks like he could be on a TV show.

      • @inclementimmigrant
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        51 year ago

        Yeah, they’re just Fark’ing themselves over with this decision.

        • @Dodgson
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          11 year ago

          They are clearing My Space out with this decision