> The funny thing is that this is all over a stupid API that was causing more harm to Reddit than it was functioning as a public service. Better: it's about in

> The funny thing is that this is all over a stupid API that was causing more harm to Reddit than it was functioning as a public service. Better: it's about introducing pricing for said API without proper advance, so apps consuming it couldn't in turn adjust their pricing because they had plenty people on annual subscriptions. With enough forewarning the market would have adjusted to the new pricing, but that didn't happen.