Use the Medium API to post automatically generated content to Medium, including posts, follows, recommends, or responses not initiated by a Medium user.Participate in any “follow” or “recommend” exchange program.Use the Medium API to spam or harass anyone.
Do anything that could mislead users into thinking you’re offering a replacement for Medium or that you or your product are endorsed or created by Medium.Use the Medium API for any application that substantially replaces the core user experience of Medium’s website or apps.Sell, lease, or sublicense the Medium API or access to it.You agree to use UGC only in ways authorized by the user who posted it, such as providing attribution or otherwise complying with Creative Commons licenses. UGC is owned by the users (or someone who allowed them to use it) and not by Medium. Medium hosts user generated content (“UGC”) such as text or images. Your use is non-exclusive, so others can use it too.Medium licenses it to you on these terms. But we’ll keep up-to-date terms at this URL and save each version on GitHub. How can I stay up to date on the terms? We might update these terms from time to time. If Medium sends you a written notice terminating your license, that also terminates your license right away. If you violate any of the terms below, your license to use the API terminates automatically and right away. If you want to end the license, just stop using the Medium API. How would the license end? Either party can end the license any time for any or no reason.
So, if you don’t agree to any of the terms, Medium doesn’t grant you a license to use the API.įor how long can I use the API? Your license to the Medium API continues until it’s ended by you or Medium. By using the Medium API, you’re agreeing to follow them. We’re offering use of the API only on the terms posted on this page. Here are the terms of use for our API.ĭo I have to agree to these terms of use? If you want to use the API, yes. We’re glad you’re here and can’t wait to see what you come up with. Hello and welcome! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re interested in developing software for use with our application programming interface (“Medium API”).
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