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using System;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Json;

You can create a specific filter if you want to reduce or broaden the default fields you get returned for each question. The field in that list marked with a green check mark are delivered by default. To also have the date a post was created you only have to add a new property to the Question datacontract.

You can create a specific filter if you want to reduce or broaden the default fields you get returned for each question. The field in that list marked with a green check mark are delivered by default. To also have the date a post was created you only have to add a new property to the Question datacontract.

You can create a specific filter if you want to reduce or broaden the default fields you get returned for each question. The field in that list marked with a green check mark are delivered by default. To also have the date a post was created you only have to add a new property to the Question datacontract.

[DataMember]
public string creation_date { get; set; }

You might want to try a DateTime there but if the serializer doesn't accept that do the parsing of that creation_date yourself. On Stack Overflow you'll find plenty of examples how to so that.