As so many people have pointed out over the last few years, building your product on top of someone else's product is a bad idea unless you have a legally-binding agreement in-place. And having an api key isn't a substitute for such an agreement.
If this principle had a name (ie "<someone's> law") then maybe people would pay more attention.
(And OT: I read "boxopus" as "box o' pus", which makes me think perhaps its a poor name)
im not sure why anyone would want to build an app on a platform that lets you log in to any users account without a password... maybe something low risk like hosting torrent downloads
If this principle had a name (ie "<someone's> law") then maybe people would pay more attention.
(And OT: I read "boxopus" as "box o' pus", which makes me think perhaps its a poor name)