Apollo's last update
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#2Guess this is goodbye to my Reddit account. I already stopped using it earlier this month, but it’s time to delete it for good. I was hoping for something reasonable to happen, but looks like it won’t.
Honestly kinda glad to be getting the wasted time back.
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Lol wut? spez, is it u??
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#5Used a different app but it died too rip I don't like the website so guess I'm done except when I need to Google something.
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Did he run your puppy over with a truck or something?
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Did he run your puppy over with a truck or something?
Christian made one gigantic error. Giving an estimate for his prorated refunds. He thought people would sympathize with having to come up with $250K, but it actually made a large portion of users realize how much he was raking in.
That’s a pretty good gravy train and that in 6 months he’s going to try and get back. I’m willing to bet any amount this isn’t the end of Christian developing a Reddit client. He’ll be back.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Did he run your puppy over with a truck or something?
Christian made one gigantic error. Giving an estimate for his prorated refunds. He thought people would sympathize with having to come up with $250K, but it actually made a large portion of users realize how much he was raking in. That’s a pretty good gravy train and that in 6 months he’s going to try and get back. I’m willing to bet any amount this isn’t the end of Christian developing a Reddit client. He’ll be back…
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Did he run your puppy over with a truck or something?
Christian made one gigantic error. Giving an estimate for his prorated refunds. He thought people would sympathize with having to come up with $250K, but it actually made a large portion of users realize how much he was raking in. That’s a pretty good gravy train and that in 6 months he’s going to try and get back. I’m willing to bet any amount this isn’t the end of Christian developing a Reddit client. He’ll be back…
That's just in subscription revenue of $13/year, which is for the people who wanted notifications. The revenue from ads is far more.
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#10Bulk of discussion over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36543894