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If companies pay reddit for "public" data the incentive to poision the platform with too much ads decreases, and there's always adblock.
by lillecarl 4y ago
If companies pay reddit for "public" data the incentive to poision the platform with too much ads decreases, and there's always adblock.
- mxkopy 4y agoHaving more ads and monetizing the API aren't mutually exclusive. Look at the avatar/award system for example, which evolved in tandem with dark patterns that push the user to the app where they can serve unblockable ads.