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Newbie here. Is Reddit Over?
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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The blackout itself is an initiative by the community. However, from June 30th third party apps will no longer work, and many users (and moderators of many large subs) have explicitly said that they aren't interested in continuing with the official Reddit app or site. This will cause a huge chunk of reddit users to leave. Some will go back, some won't. Besides that, it's a matter of principle. They're choosing stakeholders over users.