Reddit's largest Apple community will stay dark, as CEO promises to ride out shutdowns

AppleInsider
Jun 13, 2023, 3:06 pm415 pts
After incurring the wrath of its fanbase, and a promise from its largest Apple-related subreddit to stay down, Reddit's CEO is telling employees that the protests in response to the site's decision to charge developers for access to its API will pass. In April, Reddit told developers they would need to begin…

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