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View submission: Lets talk about those API calls
Who in their right mind would pay for an API that has *zero* reporting features? We're supposed to just trust them on what they report and *charge* us for? No way to verify?
Why do we *all* have to build into our applications/scripts some method of tracking API call volume? That's Reddit's job if they want us to pay for it.
I mean - they claim to know how many API requests we're all making... so... provide some basic reporting? Or is it the reason they apparently weren't actually rate limiting *anyone* was because they *didn't* have any idea what was going on with their API?
Oof. This whole thing is really eye opening.
Comment by Clavis_Apocalypticae at 06/06/2023 at 03:39 UTC
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See Comcast's ludicrous data caps for more information. You just have to take their word for it, lol.