Reddit communities are going dark Monday in protest of the company’s new pricing policy.
The San Francisco-based tech company will start charging more for individual forums and subreddits that use third-party apps.
Reddit users say that is a problem because the Reddit app is limited, clunky and not accessible for people who are visually impaired. The main Bay Area subreddit, which has over half a million users, is among the thousands of pages that plan to go dark for 48 hours.
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