r/iPhone, which has 3.8 million users, echoed r/Music’s sentiment, saying, “in the (somewhat unlikely) scenario that Reddit’s leadership has a change of direction that sees the reversal [of ...

The changes were so drastic and polarizing ... "Through their actions and inactions, I don’t believe Reddit’s leadership (and thus the platform) cares about developers anymore, and that ...

Going forward, moderators will be required to submit a request to Reddit instead of being able to just change the setting immediately on their own. Community Type settings on subreddits are ...

In the process of becoming a pillar of online life, Reddit never turned a profit. Now, its leadership needs that to change, and they’re running out of patience. In a leaked memo addressing the ...

Some subreddits have said they may remain private for longer, as Reddit's leadership seems disinclined to change their plans for the API price hike. Reddit loyalists who used to depend on their ...

A change to APIs would also affect third-party ... Apollo developer Christian Selig also says that the Reddit leadership slanders him, backed with recorded evidence of phone calls with the Reddit ...

This page doesn't offer any reasoning behind the decision. We reached out to Reddit to inquire about this most recent policy change and the company pointed us to a post on the subreddit r/modnews ...

“The potential loss of these services due to the pricing change would significantly ... it doesn't seem the protest has had much effect Reddit's leadership. A company spokesperson pointed ...

On November 7, we hosted an exclusive Ask Me Anything (AMA) event and invited three of Reddit’s top executives ... how humanizing brand interactions changes user responses positively.