As recorded at collection: Individually operated relay API site, exchange for a 10 dollar subscription voucher
As recorded at collection: This notice says that an individually operated relay API site, a third-party service that provides official APIs on your behalf, is offering a 10 dollar subscription voucher for 1 LDC, a linux.do forum point, as compensation for a service outage. You must purchase an invitation code separately to sign up, and refunds are not available after completing registration.
- What you get
- Redeem a $10 subscription pass for 1 LDC
- Price
- 10 dollar subscription voucher · exchange cost: 1 LDC (linux.do forum point)
- Valid until
- To be confirmed
- Requirements
- Exchange for 1 LDC on the wallet page · Invitation code must be purchased separately when signing up · No refunds after completing registration · Do not purchase an invitation code if you are already registered or do not intend to use the service · 6 accounts that exploited the loophole to register without an invitation code have been suspended
Details
The operator of a privately run relay API service (a third-party service that provides the official API on its behalf) posted a $10 subscription on the wallet page to compensate for overnight access outages and the signup loophole. The redemption cost is 1 LDC, or 1 linux.do forum point. The system displays the value incorrectly if the points are set to less than 1, so this price was chosen.
After registering on the site, exchange 1 LDC for a subscription on the wallet page. The invitation code required to register must be purchased separately. All available models and their respective prices are listed on the model marketplace page, and the usage rankings are also public. Check that the model you want is available before buying an invitation code.
Anyone who is already registered or does not intend to register or use the service should not buy an invitation code. Once registration is complete, refunds are not available, even if the model you want is not offered. The 6 accounts that exploited a loophole allowing registration with a GitHub account without an invitation code have already been suspended. grok4.5 was discontinued because its response quality was poor and a stable supply was difficult to maintain. The newly added notrack model allows adult content (NSFW), but its text output is very slow and it frequently cuts off its own sentences, so it is said to be better suited to writing tasks. The service, which had been interrupted after the Cloudflare connection dropped, reopened at around 1 p.m. that same day.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- August 5, 2026, 21:54 KST
- First published
- Updated