Seems you did not follow the conversation very closely. Few things 1. No trust spez. so anything he says can just be toss out. He has Zero creditably at this

Seems you did not follow the conversation very closely. Few things 1. No trust spez. so anything he says can just be toss out. He has Zero creditably at this point 2. Almost universally everyone was fine with the plan to charge for API access, the problem came in when they wanted to charge fees well outside what anyone would believe is fair or even "with in market reality" then proceeded to lie and denigrate about developers 3. Reddit is the source of the unprofitably, it is largely their cost structure that is the problem, not revenue. They want to fix it with revenue side only modifications and not cost structure. They ballooned their costs under the former CEO's brain dead plan to move everyone to CA or NY. Even though I believe they are reversed their in office requirement, they still have most of the costs that came with that move. That is just one of many examples.