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Update: As of api-v2.2, it's also possible to write questions and answers via the API.

There are at least a few examples in use, of API 2.1 apps, that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.

Update: As of api-v2.2, it's also possible to write questions and answers via the API.

There are at least a few examples in use, of API 2.1 apps, that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.

Update: As of api-v2.2, it's also possible to write questions and answers via the API.

There are at least a few examples in use, of API 2.1 apps, that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.

Update: As of api-v2.2, it's also possible to write questions and answers via the API.

There are at least a few examples in use, of API 2.1 apps, that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.

There are at least a few examples in use of apps that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.

Update: As of api-v2.2, it's also possible to write questions and answers via the API.

There are at least a few examples in use, of API 2.1 apps, that write comments. See:

• The Quick Media Solutions app
• The StackX Android app
• The SX.el Emacs app

Re:

Am I correct in thinking that only comments can be written and not questions?

Yes, that's correct. Except for the super-secret, official, Android app that's under development. It presumably uses an API that's not publicly documented.