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"You agree to join OpenSea in our mission of building a composable and decentralized web3 ecosystem by reciprocating and offering us equivalent levels of access to your data through...your application programming interfacesExcerpt from OpenSea's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “You agree to join OpenSea in our mission of building a composable and decentralized web3 ecosystem by reciprocating and offering us equivalent levels of access to your data through...your application programming interfaces”
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