I don’t know if I agree with the characterization that Apollo is a fully direct competitor of Reddit.
Okay, hold on, timeout. You go to the App Store, you type in Reddit, you get two options, right? There’s Apollo. You go to one, it’s my business, and you look at our ads, use our products. That’s 95 percent of our iOS users. The rest go to Apollo, which uses our logo, or something like it, takes our data — for free — and resells it to users making a 100 percent margin. And instead of using our app, they use that app. Is that not competitive?
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Isn’t apollo free? Am I missing something here? I have no idea what he’s getting at. If a dev is making your service B E T T E R then leave them be or just make a better app! They’re bringing people to his site. Apollo should be charging reddit at this rate!
Big clown moves from this fella, he fell out of the goofy tree.
Man, that guy’s just so full of shit. I don’t think he really thinks of reddit as being a democratic platform. If he does, he doesn’t know what democracy means…
Another problem with corporate social media - the owner class fails to realize that the “data” are posts created and owned by real people. I would suggest avoid using any social media platform which does not explicitly stare that the posts are owned by the poster, which at this moment incorporates all platforms.