> To the people who've been in this situation, what would you do in Huffman's shoes?
- Extend the 30 day to apply the pricing to 6 months (at least) to let people figure it out their stuff ;
- Give some leverage for the _existing_ 3 party apps that contributed to reddit till this point on the form of a smaller price;
> Developers already pay Apple & Google 30% for the privilege of being in the app stores. Is it too much for the very service that is powering your entire app to ask for their own cut?
Mind you that price is just part of the problem - the 30-day to start charging, was just as bad. It's absurd and completely made to kill the 3PS. Maybe if they have maintained the price but gave time for apps to discuss/adapt/replan, they could have found other options.
- Extend the 30 day to apply the pricing to 6 months (at least) to let people figure it out their stuff ; - Give some leverage for the _existing_ 3 party apps that contributed to reddit till this point on the form of a smaller price;