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Reddit is getting rid of its Gold awards system
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Reddit has also started to rate limit websites like teddit.net , libreddit* thus rendering then useless
Oh that's why I keep getting "Too many requests error"
Yeah I’m in the same bucket. Once libreddit dies, I’m off Reddit for good. I still like to browse some of the communities that aren’t fully established on Lemmy yet there and libreddit is he only thing that makes it palatable. I can’t stand reddit deciding to only show you the first comment in a chain of 30 and asking you to log in to see the rest.