Not completely sure - it takes me to a page where I'm logged in according to the top bar, but still showing the login box with the error quartata showed
I'd be happy to help out if we could get all of the people who know how it works and everyone who's interested in one place so that we can have a proper discussion about it
My only knowledge was from what I could work out from looking at the code (and I don't know anything about serverless/lambda, so that's rather limited)
Ah, for some reason I thought you were central/eastern. I gotta head out, and probably won't be back til tomorrow, but ping me if you get around to any/all of that.
It'd be nice if we had a way for a mod (or user that can see deleted posts) to report a deleted post. SD primarily uses the HTML for the post along with the title and user. That's all available from the displayed deleted post. It would be possible to have a userscript scrape that data and send it to MS.
Most of the SE APIs have the default filter set such that no private information is provided, but most of the ones I've looked at have optional private info. Some few of the SE APIs are only private info, only write, or about reading the user's inbox.
It'd be really nice if deleted posts are accessible via API
and before someone invents a "post viewer" app, it won't defeat the purpose of post deletion
The potential of being abused can be cut down by limiting access this way, for example revisions of a deleted post is not accessible, only the number of edits and the content of the current version
@iBug Yes, it would. It would be quite helpful for a number of things, but there's been a clear decision not to permit it. Deleted posts are only available through the web interface (there are internal endpoints which you can fetch posts from, but not as SE API responses). Those endpoints require either being in a browser or mimicking a browser session of a logged-in user with authorization.
@iBug If they are going to make it available via the API, then all equivalent information should be available. All equivalent information (e.g. revisions) are available through the web, so it's effectively already available to authorized users.
@iBug As I said, a userscript that scrapes the page (upon command) when the user is looking at a deleted post, combined with an API endpoint that allows MS to accept a report (such an endpoint is already available to SD), would be sufficient for creating the MS post with the minimal required data, and a manual report reason.
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