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Questions about API methods that add or modify content on Stack Exchange sites. These methods must be invoked via HTTP POST.
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Abuse potential in API write-access?
Same limits as the normal site I think, as apps and things can be built using HTML Parsers and POST and such stuff. The API should just make it easier, than fiddling around with HTMl or whatever.
I t …
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Once authorized, is there a way to auto-login with a browser?
Why not provide the site login first? Then when they've logged in through that, show the API auth dialog, which will use the cookies/etc from the initial login, so the user will only have to press acc …
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Posting answers via Stack Exchange API
It is not currently possible.
At the moment it is only possible to post comments with the API.
(and when/if posting answers can be done using the API, it will follow the restrictions of the site, if …
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