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This tag indicates a proposal for a new feature for the Stack Exchange API, or a change to an existing feature.
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Give us a site's API name in the list of a user's sites
I don't see any particular reason not to add it, but there are some workarounds you can use in the meantime:
Build a cache of all site information with the site URL as the key, and then look up the …
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How to track the open/closed status over the history of a question?
You can get at this information, but it's messy.
Using the /posts/{id}/revisions route you can query for the list of all revision events for a particular question, which includes close/reopen events. …
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How to get a list of sites that a user is a member of?
If you already have a token, then you can use the /me/associated network route to get the associated site for the authorized user. There's a similar route that takes a network account ID and does not …
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Can the reason for posting a bounty and the bounty poster be added to featured questions?
While not perfect, some of what you're looking for is currently available. The bounty owner user ID and custom message will be in the results if you supply a filter that returns question.notice, sinc …
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How do I search for a specific question whose url I know?
The API allows you to get question data based on ID, so since all forms of question URLs for Stack Exchange sites have an ID in them, you can pull that value out and pass it to the /questions/{ids} ro …
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