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Because you'd presumably need to authenticate (and have a paid account) to access the data.
by sushid 9y ago
Because you'd presumably need to authenticate (and have a paid account) to access the data.
- odammit 9y agoI think they meant, since they can't afford the API, they'd just keep crawling your HTML. Combo move the API and putting your stuff behind auth and you solve a lot of the problem. You've gotta get that good yummy content publicly accessible for google though, so you'll rank. So, that's a balancing act.