Quiet Day on Reddit: Major Subreddits Go Dark to Protest API Changes

Redditors want to pressure Reddit's CEO to reverse controversial changes that threaten to shut down several third-party clients for the social media platform.
Redditors want to pressure Reddit's CEO to reverse controversial changes that threaten to shut down several third-party clients for the social media platform.

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Quiet Day on Reddit: Major Subreddits Go Dark to Protest API

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