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The 2 locales end point are essentially the same. But please usr /public/locales the other one is still there fore backward compatibility reasons only. But they essentially return the same data (almost).
The countries end point does not make the locale mandatory, it will default on the English names if not specified. But if you want to specify a locale you can, in order to get the name of the countries in French, or German, etc.
Finally the Abilities end point is really only there to let one know what "abilities" (read combination of Activity, Level and Language Pair) are currently available on the platform and their associated cost.
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aponsin commentedon Jun 27, 2016
We are talking about different things here:
The 2 locales end point are essentially the same. But please usr /public/locales the other one is still there fore backward compatibility reasons only. But they essentially return the same data (almost).
The countries end point does not make the locale mandatory, it will default on the English names if not specified. But if you want to specify a locale you can, in order to get the name of the countries in French, or German, etc.
Finally the Abilities end point is really only there to let one know what "abilities" (read combination of Activity, Level and Language Pair) are currently available on the platform and their associated cost.
I hope this helps.