Question and answer platform Reddit announced that it will soon launch a website "extension component" to add real-time scoreboard and other content to the board.
CTOnews.com, Nov. 8, Reddit, a well-known overseas question and answer platform, launched a "developer platform" last year, which claims to make it easier for developers to add a series of extension components to the Reddit platform to enhance the plate experience.
Although the icon of the ▲ Reddit platform is still in a closed testing phase, Reddit spokesman Geesey-Dorr said that the first batch of extension components will be announced soon, focusing on "quick review and removal of forum spam" and "sports-focused real-time scoreboard".
However, Geesey-Dorr did not say when the first extension components would be released, nor did he announce when the developer platform would end closed testing, but he said Reddit would use the extensions to collect user feedback and test the stability of the platform.
Geesey-Dorr said that Reddit's scoreboard extension components will first be available in the "Football League Community" section, mainly including "team real-time support", "countdown", "score" and other scoreboards, which will gradually appear on the home page of the relevant section "in the coming months" so that users can quickly understand the information.
There has been a lot of controversy over Reddit this year, and CTOnews.com has previously reported that the platform announced changes to third-party API pricing in April, causing many third-party apps to shut down, but some subscription-based Reddit third-party clients managed to survive through price increases.
Reddit also launched the contributor program, which allows users to cash Reddit Gold points and abandons blockchain-based community points products, although Reddit is still investing in content such as NFT avatars.
