Reddit App – Suspicious high number of recent 5 star, one word reviews
The Reddit App has a suspiciously high number of recent 5 star, one word reviews on the Google Play Store
Report it, have them delisted.

This is apparently the only way they can get their shitty app to appear high enough.

EDIT: it's really strange with Reddit, instead of making a better API that doesn't cause a huge waste of API calls (that's the true issue here, the API is shit, causes far more calls than it should to get information, which taxes their systems, for which they then want to be compensated, while with a redesigned API, the API runtime cost should be possible to be reduced to near nothingness overhead over native), so they want to charge for their bad work.

The Mobile app is absolute shit, barely works, has even more trouble simply opening images and videos they host themselves than external ones and has had memory leaks for as long as I can remember.

The "new" desktop app is nigh on unusable to browse AND to moderate with, so people use either old.reddit or a third party app to browse and moderate.

They persistently refuse to sort their own shit out and then try to pass the cost of maintaining these bad apps, APIs and the like, on to the people that actually generate and  moderate the content that brings people to their site.

And then all the comments Spazy Spez has made this week, where he keeps repeating that he doesn't need the people that create content or moderate his site.

What an absolute shitshow.
