Give them a spade and they will dig in themselves ©

Colleagues, judge, please: is it a hellish pnc or is it time for me to go to a psychiatrist?

Please abstract from purely technical things and pay attention to the syllable of the Document (I can’t write this word with a lowercase letter, from the Document and so pret a sense of self-importance):

Starting on Monday, only registered applications can access the API of Our Service. As part of the application registration procedure, you will need to fill in the registration form and indicate how and what methods the API of Our Service uses the program:

• method names;
• for what purposes the methods are used;
• algorithm for calling methods;
• how often each method is called (once a minute, once an hour, etc.)
• and for what purpose is this frequency chosen

Also, the application should contain information that

• how the program handles errors that occur when working with the API of Our Service,
• and how the program takes into account the current limitations of the API of Our Service.

It seems to me that I have already met a similar syllable somewhere before ...

And it would be okay if this syllable gave birth to any state body like the Ministry of Internal Affairs — it should be according to the state.
Well, if it was a free service or a service to distribute some kind of buns - albeit with a strong stretch, you can understand.
Well, if it were the unknown “Horns and Hoofs”, for whom both the director and the clients are cattle and who simply cannot speak otherwise.
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But no, this is a modern commercial company, and we are talking about a paid service. I would even say about heavily paid, sometimes even critically. That is, we pay them, and in return - this is the bykovanie. I deliberately do not give the name of the company, I can only say that it is currently trying to compete with, excuse me, competitors through the courts and complaints to the supervisory authorities. And the generally accepted market method, alas, can not.

And something somehow sad is all ... With this approach, no regulation of these of your Internet from above is necessary. More such companies - and the Internet will die itself ...