EmojiHub vs Rijksmuseum

EmojiHub serves a database of 1,791 emoji sorted into categories and groups as plain JSON, with both the unicode character and an HTML code ready to embed for each entry. A live GET against the current gateway, emojihub.yurace.pro (the community-maintained successor to the original Heroku-hosted host named in its docs), returned genuine data with no key required and Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, reconfirming both auth None and cors yes.

The Rijksmuseum has replaced its old key-gated REST collection API with a free, fully keyless Linked Open Data service: a Linked Art-based Search API at data.rijksmuseum.nl/search/collection and a Persistent Identifier Resolver at id.rijksmuseum.nl, both returning JSON-LD. A live GET against the real search endpoint returned 1,463 genuine matching results for a Rembrandt query with Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, and its own docs explicitly state no API key is needed — correcting the stored url off its retired /object-metadata/api/ path (now a 404), auth API Key -> None, and cors unknown -> yes.