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Reddit needs to remind itself that it is built upon the unpaid labour and passion of thousands of volunteers and millions of users who deeply care about their communities. Bulldozing critical changes to its infrastructure while chasing profits will end badly
Welcome back to another episode of Real College podcast. This episode we have a mix of pieces for you as the month of June is winding down. We have a piece about the continuation of the Reddit Protests going on, we have a reminder that school is still going for some with a piece about the importance of sleep. We also have a conclusion to a trilogy of pieces by our reporter Quinn McClurg about urban exploration, and a piece about art at the MIA, and how musicians choose their gear. 1:45 - Slim Jim - Quinn McClurg 8:45 - Reddit Api Protests - Andrew Kicmol
Reddit has informed subreddits that the 'expectation here is communities reopen' and that new mods will be appointed if the blackout isn't ended.
Reddit's API change is something which the public does not agree with, standing with developers and creators.