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[–] thynecaptain 8 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I left due to the issues with using Apollo. i was a major fan of the app and knowing it will be going dark soon for use, I think it was time for me to leave. Plus I've noticed since cutting reddit out of my daily routine it has significantly improved my mental health.

[–] happy_chappie 5 points 1 year ago

Yup. The Apollo app was one of the best. Reddit did the devs wrong big time with their API shenanigans.

I’ve only been on LW for less than a day, and I like it.

[–] jcqzu 3 points 1 year ago

Same here, it's made me realize just how often I would open Apollo. I remember joining the Apollo beta before it launched. I reflexly tap the spot where the app was on my phone and then I realize it's not there to scratch that itch. I hope I get that mental health improvement you got!