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No problem. He can just dust off his business contract with Yelp and have the courts set them straight. No contract? Then why would one expect the world to cate
by kevin_thibedeau 2y ago
No problem. He can just dust off his business contract with Yelp and have the courts set them straight. No contract? Then why would one expect the world to cater to their whim. Yelp promised nothing and he got exactly what they promised.
- ordu 2y ago[flagged]
- greycol 2y agoHe hasn't promised not to scrape their site using even more of their resources... Used to be that, coupled with competition with competing services, was the main reason sites offered APIs.
- joshuaissac 2y ago> Yelp promised nothing According to the article, Yelp promised him 25,000 API calls per day: > In fact, without me specifically asking for it, they provided a 25,000 per day API call limit
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoThey altered the deal as was most certainly declared their prerogative in the original agreement.