yeah that's honestly what I found as well. once I discovered you can patch RIF to use your own personal api token, I've been continuing to use reddit. it's such a subpar experience compared to what it used to be tho
I’m surprised they let you use your own API token. During the API apocalypse, Spez specifically said that was “not allowed.”
It's usable for bots and such, I've seen reports of some users getting banned for using it in patched clients when detected
I was banned several times. Now i moderate a private subreddit and it's fine.
yeah that's honestly what I found as well. once I discovered you can patch RIF to use your own personal api token, I've been continuing to use reddit. it's such a subpar experience compared to what it used to be tho
I’m surprised they let you use your own API token. During the API apocalypse, Spez specifically said that was “not allowed.”
It's usable for bots and such, I've seen reports of some users getting banned for using it in patched clients when detected
I was banned several times. Now i moderate a private subreddit and it's fine.