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Sadly, this is not the case. I am currently working for a large media company that had/has relatively close ties with members of the FB dev team. The position I
by geuis 16y ago
Sadly, this is not the case. I am currently working for a large media company that had/has relatively close ties with members of the FB dev team. The position I hold now was previously occupied by a fellow who went to work for FB and was a key interface with them over the last year and a half for things like FB Connect. I can tell you now that we got no privileged documentation that anyone else didn't. The only thing we really got was a poor guy who heard our complaints a little too often and wasn't really able to do much to help out.
- papertiger 16y agoThe company I work for has email and phone access to a Facebook developer for questions, but we are part of a beta program. When I browsed the API on my own it was an utter disaster on par with the article's description.
- bryne 16y agoWe are probably in a similar program, but our developer contact was basically of no use whatsoever. Probably not his fault - it seems to be a cultural thing as observed above. Even after last week's developer meeting and subsequent rollout of changes, my request for documentation was met with - not paraphrasing - "We'll get back to you."