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There is no condition, notice requirement, or cause required for Linear to suspend or discontinue API access, leaving Customer with no contractual protection against abrupt loss of API availability.
Linear can cut off your API access or shut down the API entirely at any time without any stated condition or notice.
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DeepL API Growth and DeepL API Developer are designed to process at least 600 characters per minute and per Customer; exceeding use may be limited, and Customers may encounter a 429 "Too Many Requests" error message.
The API terms apply to your access or use of the Services through APIs.
We also require that certain popular apps apply for access to certain data.
"Linear may also suspend Customer's access to the API or cease providing the API at any time.Excerpt from Linear's Terms of Service
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There is no condition, notice requirement, or cause required for Linear to suspend or discontinue API access, leaving Customer with no contractual protection against abrupt loss of API availability.
Linear can cut off your API access or shut down the API entirely at any time without any stated condition or notice.
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