Comments on: Dojo: Meet Google Book Search http://dustint.com/archives/11 Tales Of A (Former) SFU Computing Scientist Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:05:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dustin http://dustint.com/archives/11/comment-page-1#comment-80 Dustin Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:09:42 +0000 http://dustint.com/?p=11#comment-80 Yes, I would say that you would risk being banned. However, I'm unsure how closely google keeps track of their logs. Because we are doing all the searching from the client (through javascript), and likewise, the client is the one pulling down the images, the the logs are going to show different IP's (one for each client). The only common thread to link it back to your site will be the referrer. Furthermore, now that the google book search is a published API (and available via dojo) I can't see google having any problem with it. It would likely only be bothered by effectively co-locating the images of the books for your site. Yes, I would say that you would risk being banned. However, I’m unsure how closely google keeps track of their logs. Because we are doing all the searching from the client (through javascript), and likewise, the client is the one pulling down the images, the the logs are going to show different IP’s (one for each client). The only common thread to link it back to your site will be the referrer.

Furthermore, now that the google book search is a published API (and available via dojo) I can’t see google having any problem with it. It would likely only be bothered by effectively co-locating the images of the books for your site.

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