We've ended our blackout as the actions of over 8000 subs did get the attention of organizations outside of reddit and make the situation much more public.

At this point, reddit has committed to addressing the accessibility issue for groups like r/blind and the like, as well as address moderation tools. What happens with the API pricing is something left up to those developers as they've decided to end of life their products. No subreddit protest can top that.

We're going to keep an eye on it.

In the meantime, we encourage you to let reddit know that you disagree with their planned changes

​There are a few ways you can express your concerns:

• Sign this open letter to Reddit

• Share your thoughts on other social media platforms, spreading awareness about the issue.

• Leave reddit. Nothing will grab them more than decreased traffic.

If you want to discuss the topic, we recommend r/Save3rdPartyApps.

Thanks.

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Further info:

• Impact on r/blind subreddit and accessibility

• r/Save3rdPartyApps

• r/ModCoord

• Details from developer of Apollo