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Just an anecdotal counter point: very happy with gcp.

Best network from all and coherent modern ui.

Not the usability hell like azure... (You know when clicking on a often used resource on the start page which let's you jump directly to it but doesn't allow you to jump a level up of all the other resources of the same type which totally works fine when you navigate to it the normal way... Or the huge hassle and complexity of resource groups for f everything...)

But you know the tweet not even states what quota was reduced.

Nope.

I argue bases on them but they do not matter to me.

I do not use a 3th party App. For me it makes sense. But if they lied they will hurt themselves anyway

Oh I can even believe that this fucked up CEO is just a liar and knows exactly that the API pricing will kill apps of and just does it on purpose.

But he will be the person to increase revenue anyway.

Because he can now say that whatever app survived this is now paying for it instead.

Don't get me wrong I'm not here to defend any actions of reddit especially not their CEO.

But if they have stats saying 1% and less is 3th party App Traffic it's probably more that people in reddit care just not their ceo

I actually believe reddit when they say the impact is small

I'm using reddit for ages and never even considered anything besides their website.

If the traffic to their site is primarily from the web (or web mobile or the official Reddit app), the client (3th party) users are only a loud minority.

Of course I think the behavior is shitty but I don't think most people really care and reddit will not see any real impact of it either.

People get older and might want to play sometimes a game.

Having it as an option when I travel business would be great.

And I don't play every week anymore but I will play certain games.

It solves the itch without needing a ps5 or a PC.