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I wasn’t super-enthusiastic about old.reddit.com effectively being mothballed, and I always would have preferred something more like Usenet. And I didn’t agree with the change to how blocking worked. But the “the only client is our client” thing was the breaking point for me.
I always expected Reddit to be less-desirable once it was monetized, but I hadn’t anticipated them killing third party client support.
Reddit ending third party client support.
I wasn’t super-enthusiastic about old.reddit.com effectively being mothballed, and I always would have preferred something more like Usenet. And I didn’t agree with the change to how blocking worked. But the “the only client is our client” thing was the breaking point for me.
I always expected Reddit to be less-desirable once it was monetized, but I hadn’t anticipated them killing third party client support.