Capabilities not in the reference
Three endpoints are live and billed but deliberately absent from the API reference, because the underlying call has not been verified end to end against a real account. This page says which, and why.
Everything in the API reference is documented because we have run it. This page covers the other direction: a small number of endpoints that are live and billed but that we have deliberately kept out of the reference.
They are listed here because the alternative is worse. An endpoint on no published surface is invisible to anyone answering questions about the product, including our own support assistant, which will tell you it does not exist.
These are not documented capabilities. If one of them matters to you, ask us rather than building against it unattended, and we will verify it with you.
POST reddit/submit
The route is built and unit-tested, but the underlying Reddit call has not yet been run end to end against a real Reddit account. We would rather not put it in the reference until it has, because a reference page reads as a promise that it works.
POST leads/find
This one is not self-serve. It exists for arrangements we set up with you directly, so it is not part of the public reference by design rather than by omission.
POST reddit/mod-mail
The route is built and unit-tested, but the underlying Reddit call has not yet been run end to end against a real Reddit account. We would rather not put it in the reference until it has, because a reference page reads as a promise that it works.
Why not just publish them
Because a reference page is a promise. Two of these create something under your Reddit account rather than ours, so an unverified write fails in your name, in a real subreddit. We would rather tell you the capability exists and is unproven than document it and let you find out which.
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