> According to companies that draw large amounts of this data, the proposed limit will substantially harm the services they provide to customers. The possible n

> According to companies that draw large amounts of this data, the proposed limit will substantially harm the services they provide to customers. The possible negative effect on forecasts has also raised concerns among congressional lawmakers. Well then maybe they should be paying for more efficient feeds instead of querying more than once per second for a sustained duration? Really? In what world did anyone think a good solution to ANY problem was "query a website over 60 times per minute continuously"???