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Reddit Hackers Demand $4.5 Mn Ransom, Change In API Pricing
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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My opinion, dont piss off the customers you claim to care about. And this all goes away.
You offer a place for hackers and modders to colab on ideas, then u piss them off, and think what? Nothing will be done? You, as a company, basically committed suicide the moment u decided to price the API.
I don’t think there would have been nearly as much pushback if the API pricing was reasonable.
I don't either, it seems like a perfectly reasonable request from Reddit, if they were trying to charge something that wasn't completely ludicrous.