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Just give in to Reddit's ridiculous demands indeed.
This is just a start for them to charge even more down the line "cuz profits".
It will not be sustainable as an 3rd party app one way or the other.
They can also just revoke the access without blinking just because they would feel like it.
They're not doing this to make money on their API, they're just trying to make 3rd party apps unfeasible so users have to use their app. More control basically, more ad power.