Mark Paschal

What I did:

I “liked” a bunch of stuff on the site.

What I expected to happen:

A warm fuzzy feeling as I share thanks with someone for showing me something cool...

Oh, cool then. I haven't used S3 so I didn't know how that works. Thanks!

Well, I think the expiration is because it's an AWS link. Don't they all have expirations? For example for me I get the URL:

http://mlkshk-production.s3.amazon...

The avatar_image_url in a person's user info is the same temporary AWS URL as used in the web site HTML. Would it be possible to get a longer-lived URL for disp...

As with #71, it's fine to treat a video as a link object here too:

{
    "description": null,
    "height": 360,
    "permalink_page": "http://mlkshk.com/p/XSM...

That makes total sense. In that case it might be nice to expose that in the API, by calling it a link and providing no video specific data, like:

{
    "author...

Items in the API (the friend shake, for example) don't indicate when they are “saves” of other items already on the site. This would help clients that would lik...

Currently, items in the API (for example the friend shake) don't include the time when the item was posted. This would be helpful when showing mlkshk items orde...

The API does not yet return video specific information for videos. For example, in the friend shake, a video may appear as:

{
    "description": null, 
    "he...

The oEmbed endpoint for a video does not yet return video specific information. For example, one video has this for its oEmbed data:

{
    "author_name": "andr...