Does the API at the following link violate the terms of service?
Is it simply unofficial but still acceptable to use?
If it can be used, I am considering implementing it in a web service.
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That is not my link. My link references a very specific citation.
No it doesn’t. The problem was with the citation, not the link.
You’re that same person from a couple days ago.
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A direct quite from the Creator Guidelines:
However, our community has created unofficial documentation of our API. While that project is not officially sanctioned , the project tends to be accurate and respectful of our rules. We communicate with that team when appropriate, and try our best to inform them of breaking changes. As such, we find it a good source of information for interacting with our API. Any usage of this linked unofficial documentation is done so at your own risk.
Simply put, yes you can use those API’s as long as you folloow the rules above ^. It will depend on your use case for your tool/app/etc.
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