Nope. My site doesn't use their API at all. Reddit's .json endpoints also don't require authentication (I don't actually use them either). They actually banned

Nope. My site doesn't use their API at all. Reddit's .json endpoints also don't require authentication (I don't actually use them either). They actually banned the user agent, which I made unique and forthcoming (literally `web:reddiw.com v0.1 (by /u/dom96)`). I tested and changing anything in that user agent bypasses the block. So I could easily work around it, I am giving them a chance to unsuspend my account though.