Show HN: Podcast API
> API Terms of Use<p>> Applications using the Listen API must not pre-fetch, cache, index, or store any content on the server side.
Note that the id and the pub_date (e.g., latest_pub_date_ms, pub_date_ms...) of a podcast or an episode are exempt from the caching restriction.<p>Is that.. common? I've never knowingly come across anything like that before, seems weird to me. Sort of makes sense, in a 'you must not try to avoid needing to pay us more because we want more money' sort of way, but.. really? Also, almost entirely (basically, except OSS) undetectable, surely.<p>[Edit: failure to read my own quote correctly, thanks   
xd1936] --- And if you really take it seriously - 'must not [...] store any content' - it really limits what you could even use it for, not being able to store the `id` even for a later reference. I don't think that's what's intended, but it seems to be what's written. ---<p>(Just so I don't sound like a grumpy old git (I'm not old, at least!) - I really <i>really</i> really like the docs page <a href="https://www.listennotes.com/api/docs/" rel="nofollow">https://www.listennotes.com/api/docs/</a> only thing I'd suggest perhaps is embedding the OpenAPI 'HTML' contents below the other options, rather than it being a link to follow. Awesome though.)