Username (e.g. epiz_XXX) or Website URL
Under the TOS, is it legal for me to set the Content-Type header to application/json, because I did not see anything saying I cannot.
If it does not say anything in the TOS I see no reason why it would be against it, but what type of application?
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It will put a list of results (like numbers with data), but it will not contain anything like the following [that violates the TOS]:
- Pornographic/adult content
- Proxy scripts
- Chat scripts
- Bitcoin / cryptocurrency faucet sites
- File sharing / file storage scripts
- Autolike scripts
- Hacking scripts / PHP shell scripts
- Phishing
- Mass mail scripts
- Website scraping/crawling/downloading scripts
- Torrents
- Warez
- Cracked/pirated content of any kind
Thank you @YT_Xaos! Marking your solution as answer 
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No problem.
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Of course you can. Why would that be against the ToS? So long as your website is still a website and not just for APIs you should be fine.
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