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> It seemed they were in fact encouraging me to finish the app and release it. That was quite the assumption. They gave you access to something for free, not e
by eddieroger 2y ago
> It seemed they were in fact encouraging me to finish the app and release it.
That was quite the assumption. They gave you access to something for free, not encouragement. I do feel bad for OP, but they weren't paying for the API, and should not have had any assumption that it would last forever because there was no contract or terms or anything. This is the risk we take by building our house on someone else's foundation.
- WoodenChair 2y agoThe gist I got from my communications with them 10 years ago was that they were encouraging me to finish it. I agree with you there was no expectation of it being free forever. I never said there was. What was unreasonable was the 4-days notice that it was coming to an end. That's just not enough time.