Is this really accurate? I get the feeling that most people don't really care about stuff like this, and don't want to be inconvenienced by having to leave Reddit and move elsewhere -- although it is interesting that mods in particular are leaving. I wonder what kind of effect that'll have down the road.

That was a pretty well written piece. I'm skeptical reddit dies because of all this that said I was a daily user for 16 years and im 7 days "sober" now and my being here is a sign of sorts. I want the time line where Aaron is CEO.

@halo5 What I see many comment on Reddit on is that they don’t necessarily have an issue with 3rd party apps going away or the API becoming a paid feature. I can understand that although I am an Apollo user since day one, and to me Reddit is Apollo. The problem is though, none of those are the key issue here anymore. It’s not about Apollo or APIs any longer, it’s about poor leadership and corporate greed. This is what a big portion of the community there is not getting. Even if they reversed course tomorrow, I’d still be hard pressed to return or ever give even a cent to Reddit because now I loathe the company behind it.