I like the way Reddit structured that EULA tho. If you make apps to improve and/or give back to reddit or for academic research, you are good. If you are scrapp

I like the way Reddit structured that EULA tho. If you make apps to improve and/or give back to reddit or for academic research, you are good. If you are scrapping their data and exploiting their user base to train your AI, fork up for access to the data set. As a near constant user of reddit for almost a decade, in general their monetization and the way they treat their users is far better than Meta, Twitter, etc.