The API the guy is talking about is a freaking RFC! The wording of this is found everywhere on the internet. Just search for one of the phrases you find and yo

The API the guy is talking about is a freaking RFC! The wording of this is found everywhere on the internet. Just search for one of the phrases you find and you'll have plenty of matches: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22The+number+of+seconds+the+access+token+is+valid+for%22 https://www.google.com/search?q=%22The+number+of+seconds+the... I understand the frustration of the guy, but this is not like they copied the business API, this is just the standard Oauth. Anyways.. I'm starting to sound like an Otonomo PR guys.. I'm not, it's just that reading this article, I found myself pondering whether my current employer could be sued for this kind of trickery. I wrote the Oauth2 code in our product, and found myself writing the exact same doc (probably with different words).