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He addresses that in the post. He only has 30 days to accommodate the price increase. What is he supposed to do about his current clients that already paid for
by phonon 3y ago
He addresses that in the post. He only has 30 days to accommodate the price increase. What is he supposed to do about his current clients that already paid for the year? Take a huge financial loss until his updated pricing catches up? He asked for more time, they said no.
- Alupis 3y ago[flagged]
- toyg 3y agoI'd be similarly judgemental if Christian had been the only one to behave like this. But when you look at the field, everyone was taken by surprise by the prices. Pretty much all the major apps are closing. Were all developers hopelessly naive? All of them? I find that hard to believe.
- takeda 3y agoThe OP didn't even bother to read the conversation. This was announced in April, but Reddit did not provide prices. It only assured this won't be as expensive as Twitter API access, and the drama started once it actually did.
- kimixa 3y agoThat "hope" appears to be founded on statements made to them by Reddit themselves, according to the linked post and it's communication snippets. Or at least a much larger time to recalibrate that "hope".
- Veen 3y agoHe made those decisions based on information he'd received from Reddit. His mistake was believing they were acting in good faith (rather than being lying scumbags).