Honestly, if they were just screwing developers of third party frontends, people probably wouldn't have cared that much. They are also screwing their moderator

Honestly, if they were just screwing developers of third party frontends, people probably wouldn't have cared that much. They are also screwing their moderators who use API-based tools, and people who need accessibility accommodations that reddit does not provide. Not to mention the scummy behavior towards the Apollo developer.