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> Why can't you include the agreement for the API as documentation of this? If I understand correctly they are having a problem with the inclusion of third par
by jobigoud 8y ago
> Why can't you include the agreement for the API as documentation of this?
If I understand correctly they are having a problem with the inclusion of third party pages. So he would have to provide permission from all the sources of articles, like WSJ, NPR, LA Times, any website linked, etc.
- gnicholas 8y agoI'm not sure this is the case. Based on my experience, they take issue with the hard-coded sites, which the user has not "picked" via RSS or other setup process. So the issue here was just the HN domain, not all the other ones. But I do wonder what suffices as "documentary evidence". An email from someone who works at the company? A letter from their legal department?