This is an important distinction. Simple's API is not secret, but it's also not stable, or versioned, or anything close to that. Tools have been written to ext

This is an important distinction. Simple's API is not secret, but it's also not stable, or versioned, or anything close to that. Tools have been written to extract data from simple's API, but those endpoints have mostly been discovered through unofficial channels, and Simple often changes them without issuing any kind of warning. So far twitter has been the best route to find about their changing API endpoints, which speaks simultaneously to the disorganization of the API and the massively high quality of their support team.