Reddit Is Charging Developers to Have Access to Their Platform

The major social media platforms are wanting to charge the party developers to have access to their platform. We saw this with Twitter, who started putting in quite substantial pricing for people or services that are wanting to run robots and it killed off an awful lot of apps from the Twitter platform. Seems that the same thing is now happening with Reddit. A developer by the name of Christian Selig says he's being told by Reddit that there's going to be a substantial bill to pay.