Reddit is ending support for RSS feeds, as the company continues tightening access to its trove of user-generated content.
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Reddit is killing RSS feeds and ending public API access because of AI bots
Reddit says it has to cut back access to ‘Old Reddit’ because of AI bots
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Reddit is further limiting who can use the "Old Reddit" experience as part of its efforts to combat scraping and automated traffic.
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