Reddit Protest News Today

Reddit is including protests from its forum moderators among "risk factors" to the platform's profits as it heads up to its IPO opening.

Other subreddits with millions of members still continue with their protests. A lot of subreddits are finally returning to normal after a very long protest against Reddit's API changes, three of which have millions of followers included.

Minecraft players on Reddit will have to reach out to the game's developers through official social media channels.

Reddit already made a deal with accessibility apps like Luna, Dystopia, and RedReader. This whole mess with Reddit is not over yet and it seems like the protests are actually working.

Most people visiting Reddit probably don’t think about APIs but access to these third-party resources is critical for moderators to do their jobs, experts note.

Inspired by Elon Musks massive layoffs, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has refused to budge against widespread protests over the application programming interface (API) changes on its platform, saying plans to pursue changes and "dont have problems with protests."