In this episode, we explore Reddit's recent negative move and its lessons for web3. The platform's decision to charge for API access has led to app shutdowns and community protests. We discuss the importance of digital ownership, reliance on third-party platforms, and the need to build self-sustainable systems. Join us as we analyze the impact on the user base and examine the future of decentralized social media in web three.

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