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I got a question about the terms of use for the API:
If I were to write a mobile app that allows its users to browse the most popular patterns and set them as wallpapers on their phones (like Pattrn does for example) I guess it would be okay if the app were free as long as credit is given (there are at least a couple of free apps that do similar things)?
Now if I would include some kind of ads in the app or charge 49 to 99 cents for it, would it be allowed to use the API and, if not, are there any other options for that case, like a commercial API with monthly or per-request costs?
I searched the forums and FAQ, but couldn't find an answer.
Kind regards,
Georg