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The twitter thing is sad, but honestly not a huge deal. I rarely used it anyhow.
The reddit thing is depressing, since I've been a huge supporter and user of Apollo for many years. It feels like getting stepped on and I feel for the developer Christian Selig who devoted so much time and energy to the app.
I hope nothing happens to Twitch in the way that Twitter and Reddit have though, the small time streamers I follow and support won't survive a thing like that.
I think it's an important lesson in impermanence.
The net will always have good bits and bad bits, but they won't always stay the same.
I hate it when things change, but you're totally right.
Reddit has so many small communities that the people in charge have absolutely no care for. I hope one of these services takes hold as a clear Reddit replacement so that they can be built back up.
I get the impression that owners of large servers aren't too interested in the growth from Reddit. I think some post even said that using "Reddit refugee" as a reason for application for an account is gonna get you rejected.
Which is fine because you can join another.