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Mankablastodicopium 39 points 3 years ago

Yep, the whole thing had ordinary and third party app users pitted against each other, only because blaming the mods would've reopened the subs faster than going against reddit itself. And the fact that 90% of reddit don't use third party app makes it that much worse. Goddammit spez you cunning mf.

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Hippiemcgee 26 points 3 years ago

It's really that high? I'm surprised, I would have thought 3rd party app use was way more common.

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QuinceDaPence 47 points 3 years ago

Among higher than average users it seemingly was. Given that reddit was saying the third party apps were using above average amounts of API calls per user. They said it's because of the 3PAs baing unoptimized but it was likely that more engaged users used 3PAs.

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