Buckle up, Reddit: Closed APIs cost more than you’d expect
Buckle up, Reddit: Closed APIs cost more than you’d expect
Open APIs are vital for healthy communities on social platforms. With Web2 companies beginning to reject that principle, Web3 could be poised to supplant them.
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For anyone interested: it doesn't mention the price.
It’s about $3.50
Treeeeeeee fiddy
Oh, I remember when u/Spez was just a three-year-old little man. He came running up to me with a big smile and his little Reddit hat on, and he said, "Poppa, poppa!" I said "What do you need, u/Spez, my boy?", and he said, "...I need about tree-fitty." Well, it was about that time I got suspicious. I said, "u/Spez, why do you need tree-fitty?" He said, "My imaginary friend Goo-Goo the investor wants it." I went to my son's room, and sure enough, there was the Loch Ness API monster!
God damn Loch Ness monster. I already gave him a dollar last week
Absolute gold
Per call?
Well it's more of a "reddit does not realise their mistake" kind of "high price" ^^ Hard to estimate the cost or even estimate if it was a mistake this early in. Though I'd say it def will be.