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nl, There are two issues here: 1. You can ask for more, but how many will they give you? and 2. The fact that you need a key, makes it virtually useless for w
by BweezySearch 16y ago
nl,
There are two issues here:
1. You can ask for more, but how many will they give you? and
2. The fact that you need a key, makes it virtually useless for wide use in applications or websites. With the old api which didn't require a key, you had, practically speaking no limit when calling the api client-side. With the key that option falls away.
- nl 16y agoWith the new API console you can authorize/deauthorize your key on a per-website basis. API keys are pretty standard for APIs - I hardly see that as a problem. The old version had one too: http://code.google.com/apis/loader/signup.html http://code.google.com/apis/loader/signup.html