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If that’s the case, then the point of all of that is definitely to get people onto the official app and not to save money on “inefficient” API calls.
Either way, I won’t be going back. I am tired of being the product.
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If that’s the case, then the point of all of that is definitely to get people onto the official app and not to save money on “inefficient” API calls.
Either way, I won’t be going back. I am tired of being the product.
I think the people that would seek out a third party app are mostly the kind of people that would do the extra work of copying and pasting an API key. It will definitely be a smaller userbase than before though.
Couldn’t they just have the app ask for the user’s API key? I use a weather app that does that with OpenWeatherMap.
You can also put the image url as the url for your post and it can expand when the thumbnail is clicked as if it was uploaded to your instance.
Just pat it dry. Also, you shouldn’t flush paper towels.
You dry off with toilet paper.
Is there a subreddit you don’t like? Are you a mod of a larger subreddit? Get your users to vote out the smaller subreddit’s mods and vote you in, then delete it.
The only way it could be more accurate is if it was coming out of a dumpster.
Sounds like a great way to get rid of “problematic” subreddits.
Could larger subreddits use this to take over and delete smaller subreddits by voting in new mods who shut it down?
Why would they?
Most women dry themselves with toilet paper, even if they don’t use a bidet. Maybe it’s just the brand you use?