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Still useful for API's with mixed (paid & free) content, so you can keep a uniform URL structure.
by jakio 12y ago
Still useful for API's with mixed (paid & free) content, so you can keep a uniform URL structure.
- NathanKP 12y agoThis is exactly what I've used the 402 code for. Some API routes are available to all users, but others require paid access. If a freemium user attempts to access API routes behind the "paywall" I return the 402 code.