ijm sun on 2009-05-15
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RuudBasis for a great tool. The only thing missing is PUSH message on changes of people/bookmarks you follow
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Dhruv SenguptaDiig, some notes
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Duane JenningsAll Diigo APIs require HTTP-Auth.
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This document and the APIs herein are subject to change at any time. Sorry, the
API is still under development. We will version the API, but may deprecate early
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pbt_vinay on 2009-05-11
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Coming soon ...
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and the APIs herein are subject to change at any time.
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time. Sorry,
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POST (add bookmarks)
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Peter ZuidemaDiigo API Documentation
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automatically throttled. If you are releasing a library to access the API, you
MUST do this. - Please watch for 503 errors and back-off appropriately. It means that you
have been throttled. - Please let us know if you are going to release software that uses this
publicly, so that we can at least have a heads-up and hopefully test things out
beforehand. - Please set your User-Agent to something identifiable. The default
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Likewise, you MUST NOT modify any urls except under the user's explicit
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Michael Hocter on 2008-08-23
Wow, these notes are ripped straight from the Delicious API documentation
- Please wait AT LEAST ONE SECOND between queries, or you are likely to get
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- Please wait AT LEAST ONE SECOND between queries, or you are likely to get automatically throttled. If you are releasing a library to access the API, you MUST do this.
- Please watch for 503 errors and back-off appropriately. It means that you have been throttled.
- Please let us know if you are going to release software that uses this publicly, so that we can at least have a heads-up and hopefully test things out beforehand.
- Please set your User-Agent to something identifiable. The default identifiers like "Java/1.5.0" or "curl" etc tend to get banned from time to time.
- If you are releasing software or a service for other people to use, your software or service MUST NOT add any links without a user's explicit direction. Likewise, you MUST NOT modify any urls except under the user's explicit direction.
All Diigo APIs require HTTP-Auth.
This document and the APIs herein are subject to change at any time. Sorry, the API is still under development. We will version the API, but may deprecate early versions aggressively.
Important Notes:
- Please wait AT LEAST ONE SECOND between queries, or you are likely to get automatically throttled. If you are releasing a library to access the API, you MUST do this.
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- Please wait AT LEAST ONE SECOND between queries, or you are likely to get automatically throttled. If you are releasing a library to access the API, you MUST do this.
- Please watch for 503 errors and back-off appropriately. It means that you have been throttled.
- Please wait AT LEAST ONE SECOND between queries, or you are likely to get automatically throttled. If you are releasing a library to access the API, you MUST do this.
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