> According to the CEO, Reddit is losing money. It won't survive long-term if that doesn't change. If people care about reddit and its community, it seems like

> According to the CEO, Reddit is losing money. It won't survive long-term if that doesn't change. If people care about reddit and its community, it seems like that's what they should be thinking about. So throw a $2 price tag on API-enabled account (enough API limits to comfortably run media account). That's probably already 10x more profit that average user provides in ads. Boom, now your API earns money for you without alienating users, and it feels fair. And maybe not dump massive amount of effort on shittifying your UI in meantime...