Totally get it, shrewd business decision to monetize their content like this, but as a user this kind of stuff sucks. Used to be you could string together all s

Totally get it, shrewd business decision to monetize their content like this, but as a user this kind of stuff sucks. Used to be you could string together all sorts of cool little bots or automated workflows with reddit/twitter and whatnot, and now APIs are so closed off there isn't much room to experiment with that kind of thing. And it feels like just the beginning, as AI becomes more ubiquitous the roadblocks needed to protect genuine human engagement will become more onerous. Imagine the entire internet being Discord, with it's unsearchable silos, forever.