Hey! I'm Saul, the founder and CEO of Next Tech. I've been programming since I was a kid and love to share my findings, thoughts, and the occasional rant about the software industry.
Hey! I'm Saul, the founder and CEO of Next Tech. I've been programming since I was a kid and love to share my findings, thoughts, and the occasional rant about the software industry.
Thank you very much.
As long as we ensure that people don't use our service for DDOS purpose, we've been told we should be fine 🤞
Hmm, interesting. Many sites list scraping, crawling, and / or non-human access as violations of their Terms of Service.
For example, see section 8.2(b) of LinkedIn's User Agreement (I list LinkedIn because I know they're a common target for scraping).
Yes, you are right, Linkedin is well known for this.
Well, I am not a lawyer so I'd rather say nothing than saying no-sense.
We plan to do a blog post about this, well-sourced and more detailed than my answers :)
Smart :)
Cool, looking forward to reading that!
What about complying with terms of service for the websites and API platforms your service may scrape?