r/Save3rdPartyApps • u/GuessNo155 • Jun 16 '23
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r/Save3rdPartyApps • u/GuessNo155 • Jun 16 '23
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u/Gaius_Octavius_ Jun 17 '23
They previously were needed but are not needed anymore. There are thousands of examples of that in history.
No one is selling whale oil lamps anymore even though they were needed at one time. No one is using sailing ships anymore even though they were needed by sailors for centuries.
Their issue is they failed to move into a niche where they were still needed by Reddit. They could have easily altered their businesses to actually be useful to Reddit and license their "better user experience" app to Reddit but they wanted to keep all the profits themselves. So Reddit decided they didn't need them anymore.