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When can we expect a read AND WRITE API to google+? You have to admit that the current API isn't very useful or exciting, which is why people resort to such thi
by asto 15y ago
When can we expect a read AND WRITE API to google+? You have to admit that the current API isn't very useful or exciting, which is why people resort to such things
- Lewisham 15y agoThis is plain wrong. No-one manipulating the DOM is because of read-only restrictions. They're modifying the interface. Read-only is a choice, and it's one G+ is willing to stick to (look back at Vic Gundorota's posts about "curation").
- stuartmemo 15y agoI think they're holding back a write api so that g+ doesn't become like buzz; a dumping place to pipe your other streams to. Makes sense while they establish their own user base.