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The price reddit is charging for API access seems much higher than the value to Reddit of the ads that are being blocked by the client using that API.



I agree, they are clearly eying data access as a revenue source and company moat, and position themselves for the AI boom. But even a much smaller fee would have killed 3rd party clients, and they needed to do that anyway.




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