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New MySpace API

Discussion in 'Social Networks' started by BurgerKing, Apr 28, 2007.

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    I have written a small API which allows you to add blog posts with a simple URL GET.

    The format for usage is:
    http://myspaceapi.com.99.seekdotnet.com/BlogPost.aspx?Subject=[Post Subject]&Body=[Post Body]&Email=[Your Myspace Email]&Password=[Your Myspace Password]
    
    Eg:
    http://myspaceapi.com.99.seekdotnet.com/BlogPost.aspx?Subject=This+is+a+test+of+the+API&Body=test+body&Email=info@google.com&Password=googlepw
    Code (markup):
    Remember to HTML encode the [Post Subject] and [Post Body].

    I have coded a small demo page which allows you to try it out online:
    http://gathadams.com/2007/04/28/myspace-api-automate-your-blog-posts/

    I don't keep any records of your login details - It would be easy to check if I had used your identity & I don't want to be the most hated man on the internet. Asking for your login details is done by many MySpace providers, eg ImageLoop.

    All the source code is in ASP.Net. If you would like a copy, send me an email via my blog http://gathadams.com.

    At the moment, because all requests are handled via GET, the body posts must be reasonably small. If there is interest I will expand the API to allow POSTs so that the blog body can be larger.

    Cheers,
    Gath

    This article has been reprinted in full from my blog http://gathadams.com.
     
    BurgerKing, Apr 28, 2007 IP
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    Interesting data. While it could be useful to create a bunch of MySpace splogs, does anyone know if you could do any backlinking form them? Don't they rel-nofollow by default?
     
    tschrock, Apr 28, 2007 IP