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by baddox
3771 days ago
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I agree that the article's examples are great, but you don't need examples to convince me that a zero-warning API shut-off is a bad thing. Regardless of how many people are using the API (if it's non-zero), why not send them emails 3 months in advance? It costs you virtually nothing and almost certainly prevents this article from being written. |
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Sounds like that's basically what they did.
https://twitter.com/williamready/status/703349746992197632
> The @Venmo API is still available to existing users