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Taylor Parsons

Senior Program Manager Lead - Forums, Profile, and Galleries
Social Platform Feed Service - Part 2 of 2

Constructing Your Own Feed Query

The query name in the query string is a collection of conditions in reverse polish notation.  It allows for the programmer to create a very rich set of conditions in the query.http://services.social.microsoft.com/feeds/feed/?query=nsrecursion/True/eq/ns/SocialBookmarking/eq/ns/ForumThreads/eq/and/and&user=taylorparsons&count=100&sort=Recency

query=name/value/operator

name

value

description

ns SocialBookmarking bookmarks created in the social bookmarks app
  ForumThreads bookmarks created in the Forums application while tagging threads
timespan p1d only return items from the past 1 day
  p7d only return items from the past 7 days
  p30d only return items from the past 30 days
  p365d only return items from the past 365 days
tag any tag stored in the social platform URL encode the tag if there are any special characters
brand msdn developer audience
  technet it pro audience
  expression designer audience
  microsoft no target audience
startdate (optional)
yyyy-mm-dd start date - this can't be used with timespan
enddate (optional) yyyy-mm-dd end date - this can't be used with timespan
nsrecursion true  
  false  
locale 1033 English
  1046 Brazilian-Portuguese
  1031 German
  1036 French
  3082 Spanish
  1149 Russian
  1041 Japanese
  1042 Korean
  1028 Traditional Chinese
  2052 Simplified Chinese
  1040 Italian
  1029 Czech

query string parameters

param name

param value

description

query [name/value/operator] polish notation shown in the table above
sort Popularity  
  Recency  
format atom10  
  rss20  
count 1-100 max 100
user any user name in the social platform URL encode the tag if there are any special characters
Posted: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 5:26 AM by taylorp

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Taylor Parsons said:

When we released the Social Bookmarks Preview I did a blog post titled " MSDN Social Platform Feed Service

# September 17, 2008 1:13 AM

Chris.blog.Microsoft said:

Continuing our series of cool new stuff you can do with our new social platform, Taylor Parsons has a

# September 23, 2008 6:12 PM
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