Generally, Reddit is uninterested in being an OAuth provider for anything other than a few bot-related tools. I don't necessarily disagree with their prognosis

Generally, Reddit is uninterested in being an OAuth provider for anything other than a few bot-related tools. I don't necessarily disagree with their prognosis that being a public OAuth provider sometimes looks like endorsement or association, as it has been used in a lot of phishing attacks. But it's surprising they aren't interested in the prospect of more Reddit accounts.