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I think API access is closer to commercial lease than residential ones. Commercial leases are way less regulated than residential ones - generally it's expected
by smm2000 11y ago
I think API access is closer to commercial lease than residential ones. Commercial leases are way less regulated than residential ones - generally it's expected that if you sign commercial lease, you know what you are doing.
If state sets onerous reqirements on API, most companies will just stop provide it for free or at all. Why do you want to commit long term resources to something that does not make you any money and sets you up for legal problems if you want to make changes?
- sqeaky 11y agoI disagree with you that fewer APIs would be offered, but for argument let's run with that. Is it possible possible that the increase stability of those APIs still offered would be more valuable than the less stable but more numerous API environment we have now?