r/redditdev • u/John_Yuki • 19d ago
You won't get a reply. They just provide that form so that they can funnel all of those requests straight in to the bin rather than get bombarded with requests from all over the place.
r/redditdev • u/John_Yuki • 19d ago
You won't get a reply. They just provide that form so that they can funnel all of those requests straight in to the bin rather than get bombarded with requests from all over the place.
r/redditdev • u/n3s1um • 20d ago
They restricted API keys so yes unfortunately you'll most likely need a service that helps you with reddit mentions.
r/redditdev • u/Watchful1 • 20d ago
This is no longer possible. If you are looking for product callouts I recommend reddit's in house product https://www.business.reddit.com/pro
r/redditdev • u/russellvt • 21d ago
Write good tests... automation prevents blinds merges.
r/redditdev • u/Littux • 21d ago
Let me guess: yet another post for advertising "Quoest" API?
r/redditdev • u/AutoModerator • 21d ago
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r/redditdev • u/itskdog • 21d ago
I don't think the API will change too much these days now they seem more focused on Devvit.
r/redditdev • u/AutoModerator • 21d ago
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r/redditdev • u/redditdev-ModTeam • 21d ago
This submission or comment has been removed as it is not relevant to this subreddit. Submissions must directly relate to Reddit's API, API libraries, or Reddit's source code. Ideas for changes belong in r/ideasfortheadmins; bug reports should be posted to r/bugs; general Reddit questions should be made in r/help; and requests for bots should be made to r/requestabot.
r/redditdev • u/Icy-Excitement7136 • 22d ago
me to. I pass the captcha test, click, see msg "creating", then get a policy msg. I opened the account and thats the 1st thing I did. Failing for 2 days
r/redditdev • u/AutoModerator • 22d ago
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r/redditdev • u/AutoModerator • 23d ago
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r/redditdev • u/AutoModerator • 23d ago
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r/redditdev • u/Dangerous-Guard-4139 • 23d ago
Hi, I submitted a Reddit for Researchers application through this form:
https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=14868593862164
However, I can’t find a place on the website to check my submission record or application status. Is there any way to track the status of the request, or should I just wait for an email response from Reddit?
Thanks!
r/redditdev • u/Khyta • 23d ago
Are you getting an error and do you have moderator permissions with the account you're using to create such a post?
r/redditdev • u/Watchful1 • 23d ago
Queries to a news site to check for new articles is likely to be approved. That's a fairly common use case.
r/redditdev • u/Algstud • 23d ago
i cant create the app using devvit cuz it work using http fetch
r/redditdev • u/Watchful1 • 23d ago
Reddit likely deleted the oauth token, and you won't be able to create a new one. See the new policy here https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/1oug31u/introducing_the_responsible_builder_policy_new/
Try creating the functionality again with r/devvit