The Reddit experience won't be the same without Apollo, and I suspect my use will decline significantly as I refuse to use their official app and will simply browse through Safari with as many extensions as possible to remove ads and deprive them of any advertising revenue. Thanks for creating such a simple and great experience with Apollo.
You're free to give Reddit money at any time. No one's stopping you.
Yes he is a jerk, he is grifting. He has made lots of money and should have saved up to be prepared for this very real risk. He should have diversified his revenue streams (probably did but he isn't telling you about that part now is he?). He also isnt publishing how much money he made in the meantime enjoying the "rewards" of his business venture. He is literally playing on your reactionary emotions. Why not go in to your local food bank and ask if anyone there is a failed entrepreneur, guarantee you will learn a thing or two.
It was pretty good. I think people of overdoing it a little, it was still just a Reddit app, but it was leagues ahead of the first-party option in a lot of ways that made it more usable and enjoyable.
I have my own small business and helped recovered another small business from poor decisions and attitude from an awful lead.
You're free to give Christian money at any time. No one's stopping you. Yet here we are with this decline refund button.
You were the one complaining that Reddit wasn't getting paid, and apparently frothing with rage that he put in a button that some of his users literally asked him to provide. I don't get why you're so upset that some people might want to support a person whose work they enjoyed.
I went ahead and updated the app, then getting the wallpapers.
I like your stance. That said, Apple should charge double for all their products, because they're a business and should suck every penny it can from consumers.
So you are proving your absolute ignorance to how business works. You really need to go back and think about what you said. Here is a hint, supply and demand dictate pricing. Please please please let us know when you get that figured out.
"free labour" MY LORD. The users voluntarily posting their content, and the moderators volunteering their time moderating is not free labour. Nobody was forced to do anything. You are clearly stretching the truth to protect your whiny narrative. Business is business, the consumer votes, Reddit did nothing wrong.
Where was anything stolen? If you're talking about the API that Reddit freely provided and benefited from devs using then you're going to have to look up what stealing means.
So why make a big hyperbole of our otherwise valid and thoughtful criticisms? There is no rage here, just simple cold hard facts about a grifter grifting. Sorry I know you do not agree but I have a good point and you know it.
Because your criticisms are neither valid nor thoughtful. People asked him for the option to decline their refund, so he offered it and told people that they're fully entitled to claim theirs if they want to, and somehow you've twisted and contorted that into a grift. Maybe you're not familiar with what the word means? Either way, you're clearly pretty grumpy about it and I think that's funny.
