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“The protest, what it really affects is the everyday users, most of whom aren’t involved in this or the changes that spurred this” Isn’t this also just a very commonly-used anti-protest and anti-union device? It tries to paint them as being selfish and not caring about the customer or end user.

He keeps saying things like "It’s a small group that’s very upset", but I don't really see any evidence that that is the case... I have seen lots of screenshots of mod stats showing that most traffic comes from mobile, does he really think most of those users are on the official app?

The official app didn't even _exist_ for most of the site's lifetime, does spez really think there are more people using the official app than 3rd party apps? If so, why doesn't he share those stats?

He sounds like he sucks at his job and should make *less* money as a result of his temper tantrum. If only the world was ever fair like that. What a disaster.

I'm an advid reddit user, and I use the official app on mobile. But the way the ceo is treating the mods is absolutely ridiculous. The api changes that will ruin the third-party apps and probably take most of reddit down with them are just bad. Bad for business, bad for third-party apps, bad for all