https://cointelegraph.com/news/reddit-closed-api-costs-more-than-you-expect/amp
Open APIs are vital for healthy communities on social platforms. With Web2 companies beginning to reject that principle, Web3 could be poised to supplant them.
Well it's more of a "reddit does not realise their mistake" kind of "high price" ^^ Hard to estimate the cost or even estimate if it was a mistake this early in. Though I'd say it def will be.
Oh, I remember when u/Spez was just a three-year-old little man. He came running up to me with a big smile and his little Reddit hat on, and he said, "Poppa, poppa!" I said "What do you need, u/Spez, my boy?", and he said, "...I need about tree-fitty." Well, it was about that time I got suspicious. I said, "u/Spez, why do you need tree-fitty?" He said, "My imaginary friend Goo-Goo the investor wants it." I went to my son's room, and sure enough, there was the Loch Ness API monster!