Do you think it's fair for big tech companies like Reddit and Twitter to shut off their API access?

1. Definitely fair
2. Somewhat fair
3. It's circumstantial
4. Somewhat unfair
5. Not fair at all
https://i.imgur.com/8jLYEDO.png

The pulse of the Farcaster community | Follow for new surveys 📋 | By @ba and @cojo.eth | Visit weponder.io for results. 

4

By operating as they did for so long, Reddit created an implicit agreement w/ the community. The API changes and getting rid of Apollo violated this agreement.

Legal but not very fair.

coder / founder / investor Founding partner @FirstStarVC 

Loves: AI/ML, data, Bitcoin, climate, techbio, coffee, and pie.

Reasonable to separate legal and fair in this instance, one of the unwritten rules for social apps in particular