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The API described is not subject to those kind of legal/regulatory requirements. The users of the API may be.



Users don't dictate terms, though. How my API works is up to me.

If I target use cases that prefer truncation of messages to errors, then surely it's acceptable for me to build it that way, right? I'm not saying it's a good idea in general. I'm saying it can be acceptable in the appropriate context.




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