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Reddit mods are calling for an ‘affordable return’ for third-party apps
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That ship has sailed, both ways I'm afraid.
Not only reddit made it exceedingly clear that they aren't backtracking, 3rd party developers equally clearly stated they are out.
I don't see this situation reversing.
Well, the Apollo dev sounded, from the second-hand stuff I've read, to be out. I'm not sure that all of them necessarily are out.
I don't have really high hopes for a reversal, though, agree with you there.
I know rif is shutting down after June 30, and Sync will be redirecting people to Sync for Lemmy. A few others are going subscription-only, though none I used, so I'm not sure offhand which/how many.
Either way, it's a lot of changes all around.