agilecobol

Based on the interview Christian Selig gave, Apollo has enough active and paying users, that he could continue to make this work with adjustments to the backend code as well as paid products offered by Apollo. Understandably, it seems there is little will after the relationship between Christian and Reddit soured.

My guess is, Christian is content that he can now fully focus on Pixel Pals.

Some people perceive Reddit as a platform build with their tax money. The argument usually goes that Reddit is build with the free labor of participants, but I think they forget that they also receive an experience in return.

I am confused. Where is the link to the app?

I think it is time for some of those apps to invest into caching. Also APIs are not only about third-party applications. I can think of a dozen ideas for products build around the Reddit API without going over this limit.

100 requests per minute will be free. Can someone explain to me why this isn't enough?