Thanks, for checking it out. 1) Cheers 2) Yeah we know, its a tricky one. We use those urls on the main site, and can't really change those now. The point of t

Thanks, for checking it out. 1) Cheers 2) Yeah we know, its a tricky one. We use those urls on the main site, and can't really change those now. The point of the api is to allow any developer to take a url on the site and be able to just swap out the www for api, to get a machine readable version. There are certainly some clashes, the current design decision was it is probably worth it. But we are still gathering responses and this can easily be changed. 3) OAuth1.0 and 1.0a I'd be with you all the way, but become quite a fan of 2.0 its easy to use and to implement, as all the crypto is SSL based. 4) Fair enough, over sight on our point, double checking the meaning and will get it swapped over