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Author here. I actually discovered something in their terms of use today while looking up something else that someone had asked me in this thread: "2. CHANGES
by WoodenChair 2y ago
Author here. I actually discovered something in their terms of use today while looking up something else that someone had asked me in this thread:
"2. CHANGES
Yelp reserves the right to modify the API Agreement at any time. If Yelp reasonably determines that a modification may materially and adversely impact You, Yelp will provide email notice to you using the email address you provided during registration no less than ten (10) days prior to the material adverse modification taking affect. IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE BOUND TO ANY NEW OR MODIFIED TERMS, YOU MUST TERMINATE THE API AGREEMENT BY CEASING USE OF THE API WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF RECEIPT OF SUCH NOTICE."
So, the 4-days would have violated their original notification terms of use anyway. I think they realized this after the fact of sending all of us the threatening emails and this is why they ultimately closed my API key after 10-days as described in my original post.
Anyway, just an interesting aside that the poorly written, inaccurate original email that I shared in my original post was even inaccurate to their own policies.
- nashashmi 2y ago"YOU MUST TERMINATE" rather than be held to the original terms you initially signed up for ... because Yelp RESERVES the right. We have all now been reminded that RESERVED RIGHTS can and will be used against you maliciously. And if you want protection from such malice, there needs to be a RIGHTS of the USER clause. This should be handled and enforced by government statutes. (It is an amazing world we live in where rights of the user have to be expressed.)
- romwell 2y ago10 days. How very generous of them.
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