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I think what breaks my heart even more than the whole mess about 3rd party apps is that people are not going to care in a couple weeks, and just revert to reddit. Everyone just wants to go back to how things were.
There's gonna be a bunch of abandoned accounts here.
I hope I'm wrong.
The thing is... 'the way things were' meant Reddit on good mobile apps without ads, spam and tracking.
I don't want to learn all about a new UI, but I'd have to do that to continue to use Reddit.