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But in the startup world it’s make profit, sell, or shut down Do people really prefer Reddit shut down or be owned by Meta, just because of an app made by a si
by shmatt 3y ago
But in the startup world it’s make profit, sell, or shut down
Do people really prefer Reddit shut down or be owned by Meta, just because of an app made by a single dev, that someone could buy and keep alive, or 10 companies could recreate tomorrow?
Reddit isn’t going to be turned into a foundation
- josefx 3y ago> But in the startup world it’s make profit, sell, or shut down In the startup world 90% of companies are shut down because their ideas are not viable. If reddit still isn't viable after 18 years it might be time to pull the plug and move back to something sustainable. > or be owned by Meta I voted for kodos > or 10 companies Would that be the total number of companies that could pay the money reddit wants for API access?
- Eisenstein 3y ago> Would that be the total number of companies that could pay the money reddit wants for API access? That isn't the issue. Even those who applied for access willing to pay have been ignored -- it was never about paying for access, it is about shutting down apps they don't control.
- lotsoweiners 3y agoI’m fine with Reddit being shut down. Been a user over 10 years with 200 k-ish karma. Tried using the official app for years, switched to Apollo, and haven’t looked back. I’ll probably Shreddit my account and find other uses of my time.