That's frustrating to see about Lemmy having an unknown status for screenreaders. I bet I could earn the company more money than Spez ever could. If it continues, revoke their developer account. Then send a warning that they are in violation of the ToU of the Developer Agreement.
If they don't get X interactions or views, or the developer doesn't render them. So include the Ad posts in the responses and force developers to render them in the app. Reddit already runs is own ad selling business, and ads on the platform are just implemented as Reddit Posts with a flag that prevents them from being interacted on while promoting them. Other options, force third party apps to show ads. Unfortunately their greed knows no bounds and they refuse to play ball."
Reddit: "We did everything possible to lessen the burden of Developers on our APIs, even giving them the ability to allow users to pay for their own usage. If you want to expand it to everyone, you have to either pay up on their behalf or convince users to subscribe."Īnd if Developers decide its not worth the trouble? The Marketing to developers: "By default only users who subscribe are able to login to your apps. By subscribing for $50/yr you will gain access to login to third party applications." The Marketing to users: "We have listened to your complaints and have decided that we will be making it easier for Third Party Application developers to make Reddit Clients by utilizing Reddit Premium.
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