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So, as y'all might've heard, Reddit's planning on changing their API terms in a way that'd break most non-commercial third party apps. This likely means we gotta shut down Libreddit n Teddit soon, as they'll stop working (specifically, on July 1st, as far as we can tell). For the future, well, Libreddit seemsa be planning sth , possibly? Teddit we're not sure, they might wanna look into web…
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