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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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It will be interesting to see how reddit reacts to this because they were ALL IN on net neutrality back in the day, I was even part of their filing with the FCC, but their recent turn against API features goes patently against the whole notion of Net Neutrality.
Shutting down their API is the direct anti-competitive action which goes against net neutrality. It stifles innovation.
Not sure if that holds
They're not stopping competition, they're gatekeeping access to their system
Competition is allowed still, for example, the site were using right now to communicate this very conversation
They are stopping competition. They didn't want superior 3rd party apps competing with their super shitty app just before a proposed IPO.