This contains a good explanation of why it's clear this is really about wanting the 3rd party apps to stop existing.
this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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It makes a lot of sense, but with the way organizations such as Internet Archive are saving webpages from Reddit, wouldn't it be feasible to train your models off of those sites to circumvent any API charges?
Depends on the TnCs