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Uh... I hate to plug my own stuff, but it directly applies. Why not use StackList for this? It has an integrated comment / bug management system... and you've already listed your app there.

Nope. To help pinpoint the problem, visit my site: http://m.stackoverflow.quickmediasolutions.com/user_list.php If the page displays within a second or so, the path from your machine to api.stackove …

This might seem kinda strange, but what printable ASCII characters am I guaranteed not to find in the body member of a question / answer?

If all you're looking to do is get questions that were asked after a certain date, then simply use the fromdate parameter. According to the API docs: fromdate – Unix timestamp of the minimum creat …

Yes, there is. The method you're looking for is /users/{ID}. Example: http://api.stackoverflow.com/1.1/users/1 Which returns JSON data looking like this: { "users": [ { "reputation" …

The "algorithm" for generating these filters is not publicly available, although some information about how the strings are constructed is known. Allow me to heavily quote from Kevin Montrose's blog: …

If the application makes use of the Stack Exchange API, the answer is a definite "yes." According to the FAQ: If your question is about … the Stack Exchange API applications built on the …

Not only does JavaScript support working with JSON data, but any valid JSON data is also a valid JavaScript value. You would likely use JSONP (JSON with Padding) to retrieve data from the API. …

You do not need to use authentication to simply access a user's reputation with version 2.1 of the Stack Exchange API. The URLs have changed slightly, so instead of this: http://api.stackoverflow. …

Many have asked, some have even tried playing around with issuing POST requests. It just isn't going to happen until v2.0 or later.

The /sites method makes it very clear that you should not invoke that route more than once per day: "It is suggested that you cache its return for at least one day..." However, the /info method …

I already tried this. Complete exasperation with sending POST requests to StackOverflow - Meta Stack Exchange. So it's v2.0 or nothing.

There is currently no way of finding this information out. This has been discussed before and it would be a serious privacy breach if this information was made available.

I completely understand and share your concern. (I have no intention of switching to C#, though.) My concern is for my own apps which share a server. StackMobile, StackList, StackCenter, StackImage, …

Could it maybe be that YQL doesn't support Gzip'd data? The API only provides Gzip'd data. This has caused a number of hard-to-spot problems in the past. …