WoW Reddit and many other subreddits are shut protesting against the operator

Reddit has been looking for many years as the largest discussion platform on the Internet. There is nowhere near an area where there’s no subreddit and hardly a topic that’s already been discussed. However, the ease of access also makes it important for the platform to succeed.

You suddenly spotted themselves behind closed doors as you didn’t want to drop by Reddit yesterday and today. Many of the’subreddits’, which are moderated sub-forums, were suddenly no longer public as they were private, not the only one who was involved in the main event. This meant only a few members and moderators still had access to the discussions and the topics. Why would you like all that? The moderators called for an strike.

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Reddit users vs. Reddit operators.

Theoretically, as a visitor we could’ve requested access and the moderator would have unlocked us. But it isn’t happening this moment. The moderator of the many subreddits participating in the strike said that, even if there’s no person allowed to come for at least 48 hours. The mods want to point out a circumstance that, according to their opinion, deserves criticism.

WoW-Reddit and many others largely protest against the operator. Such programs often have more features, provide better clarity and sometimes combine multiple pages in one app or one browser tab. To help this program work, then they have to access a list of the data stored on the website (e.g. Reddit).

It’s usually not a problem, either. Reddit operators are still trying to capitalize on this and want to be paid for every application with the APIs. It isn’t even extremely unusual. Only the prices that are being asked are apparent beyond all realism.

The founder and operator of Apppolo for Reddit, an app such as Appolo, explains the cost of more than 20 million dollars of the past year. Reddit operators were communication and open during the negotiations, but the price is simply hardly bearable.

Many Reddit users are now threatening to abandon the platform if they don’t continue using third-party programs. One or two users see direct connection between new monetization and a planned IPO that Reddit is aiming for in the second half of 2023. Of course, high revenue figures are especially good.