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For example, this will fetch questions tagged python with at least 2 answers, and that have a score of 50 or more:   /2.2/search/advanced? … page=1&pagesize=100&q=score:50&answers=2&tagged=python&site=stackoverflow Related questions: How to sort /questions/featured by bounty_closes_date Ability to sort answers by number of revisions via …

About: This userscript restores missing/obsolete close-vote reasons to the close-vote dialog. This script is in response to: A chat request where the poster used it in conjunction with a bug …

Yes, you must provide all three of: tags, title, and body -- even if they haven't changed. Otherwise you will get error messages like: "error_id": 400, "error_message": "tags", "error_name": "bad …

Refer to this Venn diagram: Only questions in the green circle will have is_answered set to true. … . -- That's questions that are in the intersection of the purple circle and the green circle. is_answered is false, and question has an unaccepted answer. -- That's questions that are in the blue circle …

Is there any valid way to get the information from stackoverflow.com/search?q=? Use the /search/advanced route of the API; that's what it's there for. For example:     /2.2/search/advanced?q=foo …

Feed the question post id's, 100 at a time, to /questions/{ids} to get further details if desired. …

For example, suppose I wanted the unanswered questions tagged either unityscript OR rate-limiting. I would do the following: Fetch questions/unanswered? … Fetch questions/unanswered?tagged=rate-limiting(link), paging as necessary. …

From the /questions doc: ...use the tagged parameter with a semi-colon delimited list of tags. … EG, see Why is there a difference between "questions" and "search" in API?. …

Note that questions often have several answers scoring more than 10. (And qualifying questions usually have other lower-scoring answers too.) … More questions... That is, for each qualifying question, all of its answers are listed. HOWEVER, this approach also restricts the results to questions that have at least 10 upvotes. …

Your app can just give them the link, and they don't need to be logged in. The quota is a function of your API key (mainly). Register your app and use a key and that will give you a 10K quota. See …

Since it is active questions, rather than newest, you will need to separately track which questions are really new. … Note that I suspect that this page misses questions, but have no evidence of that. Also, this information is essentially the same as for the 155-questions-active WebSocket endpoint. …

Use a /search query to get the questions for the whole interval in question. EG: /search? … For example, in 5 years there have been about a million Java questions. It would take your full 10K quota just to fetch that data (10K calls times 100 questions per call). …

Yes, officially this is a documentation bug. From the Absent Fields doc: Fields that are not always guaranteed to be set... are indicated in the per-type documentation. Any discrepency(sic) betwe …

This appears to be closely related to the bug: Why is comment_count=1 (incorrectly) when this particular filter is used?. The workaround from there -- altering the filter by: selecting comment.comm …

However, please refer to Provide a way to retrieve questions and answers that have been deleted -- which is "status-planned". This is a feature, not a bug. … So, shush please, don't ruin it for us. ;) Confirmation info: You can see this behavior (for now) with this API search: /2.2/questions?fromdate=1466553600&... …