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Is there a reason why it’s public?
by Group_B 4y ago
Is there a reason why it’s public?
- fbrchps 4y agoBecause they likely use the same API for their website/app/Alexa/etc. platforms, since so long as the same calls need to be made, it makes sense to reuse the work you've already done. So long as they have reasonable rate limits & security in place, it makes sense to allow anyone to use it to order pizzas from whatever platform they want, because it's still money in their pockets -- not to mention free press from articles like "how to order pizza from vim"
- bastawhiz 4y agoIs there a good reason not to make it public?
- Group_B 4y agoSecurity reasons. Maybe it’s easier to secure an API than I think.