Hi, I see people have asked about the difference between "developer" and "commercial" and you've answered that question. My situation is pretty vague and I'm not making a site that has any revenue so I know I'm not commercial.

When I was exploring this API I got the immediate key by selecting "personal" or "private" (can't remember the wording) because I'm just a person checking it out. I remember there was a "developer" vs "personal" option and I think I remember the "developer" one said I would submit an official type request, detailing out stuff about the use, so I chose personal to get an immediate key. I'm wondering if I need to go back and choose developer and submit a more detailed request for review and be sent a new API key, as I'm moving forward with using the API for my project. In my settings I see I have an API but I can't reapply for one I don't think. I guess I could make a second account and apply for a new API key that way, choosing "developer" this time, but I'm also not sure if that's even necessary. What would you recommend? Are there limitations to the way I got an immediate API key? Should I try to do the longer route of the "developer" option and wait for a review and be sent a new API key? I just want to make sure I'm not unintentionally taking shortcuts that are bad.

Also, thank you all for this site, this is amazing and very much appreciated