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Re:APIs for content sites must be free by constantly on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @02:13PM (#36330102)
Not to worry, you can still search google/etc., which scrapes Reddit, or Reddit itself through its native search. No need to use an API explicitly to access content like that.
Re:APIs for content sites must be free by jlick on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @05:40PM (#36333146)
In my googling this week by far the vast majority of promising reddit links for my searches have resulted in the "r/[subreddit] will go dark..." message instead of the discussion. Usually only the first reddit result has the "Cached" link available. I suppose there's probably a way to force Google to use the cache for other links but knowing that there's a cached link available is already something few regular users are aware of.