John
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Pure garbage
Reddit is pure garbage.
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John
Posted
Reddit is pure garbage.
Alexander
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Reddit has long been acting way to shady for their own good and the recent decisions have shown us their true intentions. They break laws just to prepare for their upcoming entrance to the public stockmarket. This will be their doom...
Cindi
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I was a member of Reddit for years,yesterday I got a message on the site saying that my account was suspended for 3 days for harassment but I *never* harassed or said anything hateful to anyone! I deleted my account.There are a lot of nasty toxic people on Reddit too as other former members have said, so I'm very glad to be out of there.
Stotak
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API changes made it unusable
Ronnie
Posted
Anticonsumer and anticompetitive you have enough money don't put the actual good apps out of business when you can't even make your own one good.
Koert
Posted
Due to the latest API changes driven by corporate greed Reddit is not usable any more.
Eric
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Lately I started my calisthenics journey as I spend most of my time sitting on my computer, I needed to start taking care of my health. I found an amazing workout routine for beginners on Reddit and today when I wanted to access it I found that the Subreddit with more than 3.5million members is closed because they are boycotting Reddit next decision on API access. It seems that Reddit is going to start charging some crazy money for API access which is going to kill a lot of third party apps that Subreddit moderators rely on to make their job easier. I agree with them, this is a very bad move by Reddit. It's a great place to get info but it looks like they are going to ruin it.
Raymond K.
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A lot of my favorite subreddits have been privated due to Reddit's dumb decision. Everyone seems to be boycotting it at this moment.