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Reddit starts removing moderators behind the latest protests
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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Currently the key provisioning system is really only meant for developers, key requests have to be manually approved by reddit admins. You couldn't have millions of users jump in to request their own keys. This uncertainty is why the 3pa devs considered and discarded the option of letting users provide their own keys, choosing to shut down their apps entirely. Making the system official and automated via Reddit Premium would have solved that.
Figures. Would have been too good to be true. Thanks for the explanation anyway!