Reddit will exempt accessibility-focused apps from its unpopular API pricing changes
DownvoteReddit is creating an exemption to its unpopular new API pricing terms for makers of accessibility apps, which could come as a big relief for some developers worried about how to afford the potentially expensive fees and the users that rely on the apps to browse Reddit. As long as those apps are noncommercial and “address accessibility needs,” they won’t have to pay to access…
This story from theverge.com was posted on 2023-06-08 by @lakemist.