I remember reading that reddit went on a hiring spree and they like multiplied their workforce during the pandemic. I heard some speculation that this API change was about that, because they now have to make ends meet somehow or at least convince the investors that they are doing something. They invested and expected further growth and the pandemic tech boom didn’t last forever. One miscalculation leads to another.
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I remember reading that reddit went on a hiring spree and they like multiplied their workforce during the pandemic. I heard some speculation that this API change was about that, because they now have to make ends meet somehow or at least convince the investors that they are doing something. They invested and expected further growth and the pandemic tech boom didn’t last forever. One miscalculation leads to another.