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The end of Reddit? Here’s why subreddits are still down – and what happens next

Posted on June 14, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Update (Tuesday, June 13): we’ve updated this article with official quotes given to us by Reddit and to amend an error about the current percentage of subreddits that have gone dark. Reddit is still a lot quieter than usual today – and that’s because a large number of subreddits are staying dark as part of a 48-hour protest against the site’s hefty new charges for third-party app developers.The blackout, which has been scheduled to last for 48 hours from Monday,
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