Apollo To Shut Down June 30th, Leading Many of the Largest Subreddits to Stage a Blackout

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By John VoorheesJun 12, 2023, 2:16 pm473 ptsTrending
By now, most MacStories readers are probably familiar with the story surrounding Reddit’s decision charge exorbitantly high fees for access to its API after years of offering it for free to third-party developers like Christian Selig, the creator of Apollo. Since then, the situation has gone from bad to worse,…

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