A NSFW Reddit community is now a 'Christian Minecraft server' as moderators attack the site's 'disgusting' and 'disrespectful' monetization moves
Reddit plans to charge third-party apps to access the company's API from July 1. Third-party app ApolloCEO Steve Huffman said last week in a post addressing the community about its API changes that"explicit content is still allowed on Reddit as long as it abides by our content policy."
Moderators of two large communities that went private said on Saturday that Reddit"does not care" about its users.
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