So I was searching about reddit automation, and heard of devvit
Then I somehow landed on this post because I was learning about the "reddit api":
First time i hear of the 3 layers or tiers of developement: normal dev, research, and company pro. Fine I am only interested by normal dev for now. My goal is to make a bot that interact with a subreddit community posts or comments in a certain way.
Questions:
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That post explained that now any new dev (unfortunatley I am late to the party) needs an approval to get the api to reddit? If yes: how is the form to fill, does it actually need from you to use your name and stuff like other dev websites (such as google etc)? In reddit we usually don't use real names, even the ADMIN on that post used usernames, reddit should understand that we don't necessarily want to use real names, even if its a private form to fill. So what does that api applying process work?
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Can I learn more about the 2 other categories? What is research about? Is it only for PhD students? I can't imagine lot of Phd students having a relation with reddit environement? And what is that commercial licence thing? Is it super out of reach in term or pricing? Only for usa? etc etc Thanks