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100 requests per minute per what? Like if there's a third party app built against the API, is it 100 rpm for each user of the app, or across the entire app's u
by alecbz 3y ago
100 requests per minute per what?
Like if there's a third party app built against the API, is it 100 rpm for each user of the app, or across the entire app's usage?
- agilecobol 3y agoI think it is time for some of those apps to invest into caching. Also APIs are not only about third-party applications. I can think of a dozen ideas for products build around the Reddit API without going over this limit.
- alecbz 3y ago> I think it is time for some of those apps to invest into caching. Even ignoring staleness issues, storing a bunch of reddit's content for them is likely going to get expensive fast as well > Also APIs are not only about third-party applications. Yeah but aren't third-party apps mostly what people are upset about?