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Can Reddit really stop alternative APIs (which are free, or near-free) from taking hold when they impose pricing on their API? I created one such API[1] and ho
by dom96 3y ago
Can Reddit really stop alternative APIs (which are free, or near-free) from taking hold when they impose pricing on their API?
I created one such API[1] and hope that at the very least it puts pressure on Reddit to reconsider their pricing strategy. If not it should enable third party apps to save a majority of their cost.
1 - https://api.reddiw.com https://api.reddiw.com
- quadral 3y agoVisiting your link on Microsoft Edge triggers the phishing warning: You might have misspelt reddit.com Microsoft Edge recommends that you double-check the spelling of the site you're trying to access. Misspelt sites – with similar spellings to popular ones – are known to redirect users to sites that steal and scam your personal information. Should probably change your domain.
- dom96 3y agoI doubt developers will have a problem understanding these warnings.