> Instead they went with the move that is obviously intended to kill third party apps, and face major backlash from its most devoted users in a self own It see

> Instead they went with the move that is obviously intended to kill third party apps, and face major backlash from its most devoted users in a self own It seems that the Reddit executive team has decided that killing third-party apps is in its best interest regardless of the probably-to-some-degree-expected backlash. I think Christian's and your conclusion, that Reddit intends for the new pricing to be prohibitive, which indicates that it "is obviously intended to kill third party apps," is fair.