> I'm sure they'll shut down the APIs allowing third party clients (like Apollo) soon I have been nervously awaiting this day as well, but I just realized some

> I'm sure they'll shut down the APIs allowing third party clients (like Apollo) soon I have been nervously awaiting this day as well, but I just realized something in the context of HN. Say reddit kicked off Apollo and all the apps... What an opportunity to make a reddit API clone & then site! Apollo alone has many loving users, some of whom would go with Christian to a new backend. Maybe all the apps would agree on one to migrate to? I wonder if this is already part of reddit's calculus when considering kicking the 3rd parties.