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This sort of stuff tends to be against the terms of service – it is with Twitter at least and Reddit are following their playbook here. This would have the sam
by danpalmer 3y ago
This sort of stuff tends to be against the terms of service – it is with Twitter at least and Reddit are following their playbook here.
This would have the same effect though, almost no one would use it, and that kills the business case for Apollo, and Apollo ceases to exist. Maybe an open source volunteer run client might limp on, but that's it.
It's also super easy to detect these sorts of things and just ban that usage.