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Occupy Wall Street: 10 Halloween Costumes of the Movement
Halloween is one of the few opportunities we have throughout the year to dress as something else, something that we may never be, something that we may never WANT to be, with impunity and without obligation. And while some blogs are telling us that the costume of the year will be Charlie Sheen or Rick Perry or Michele Bachmann or Sesame Street porn -- and while we were thinking something more along the lines of Lindsay Lohan's teeth, or the poor victimized hot dog thrown at Tiger Woods -- it's clear that what we're all talking about the most these days is Occupy Wall Street. And, so, when we talk about Halloween costumes, how could we possibly exclude it? While the movement got going a little too late in the year for cheap plastic versions to be sold in Ricky's and Duane Reade, we have suggestions that you can easily accomplish at home with a little innovation and some tenacity. After all, that's what the 99% is made of.
10. Occupy ___________. This is your "riff" costume that indicates you keep up with the news but are creative, too. Occupy your town, occupy a party, occupy the streets, occupy Halloween. Occupy your Halloween costume, by which we mean, wear it. And then go do something in it. There are no rules with this one, but somewhere around the 10th time you utter the words "Occupy," you'll look around and see that your friends have all left you and you're standing alone in front of a very creepy house and, well, who knows what will happen. Occupy yourself! This is what Halloween is about.
9. Anthony Bologna. Following the pepper-sprayed shot heard 'round the world, it was revealed that the man behind the spray was NYPD Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna. You'll need a white, collared, short-sleeved shirt, a mean expression, sunglasses, a badge (don't go impersonating a police officer, now), a quick trigger thumb, and other police accoutrement, depending on how realistic you want to be. Alternatively, you could be a slightly less demonized member of the force, put on a blue shirt, and go around saying, "My little nightstick's gonna get a workout tonight." Add a gleeful laugh, and you're in.
8. The Pepper Spray. Anyone can be a protester, and you can expect to see a lot of them on the streets the night of October 31. It's an easy costume, should you want to embody the stereotype: ripped jeans, T-shirt, protest sign, perhaps a bandana or a Guy Fawkes mask. For creativity, add a pet squirrel to your shoulder, or perhaps you're musically inclined? Tote along some bongos! Or, be something special. Be the pepper spray itself, the instrument that really incited the first sympathies, anger, and major mainstream media attention for the movement when on September 24 it was used on a group of netted-off women by #10, Anthony Bologna. Make it a group outing and bring him along, too (make him carry you), and your lawyer! The more, the merrier.
7. The 1 percent. There are many ways this can be indicated. Have all of your teeth replaced with pure gold. Encrust your body in Swarovki crystals -- nay, real diamonds! Hang a sign on yourself that says "We are the 1%." Or just wear a business suit and carry a briefcase and shout things about smelly hippies. For more empathy despite your bazillion dollars, go as a sad trader (inspiration here). But the best idea we've seen so far to reflect the 1 percent is to dress in a giant cardboard box made to look like a milk carton. Lots of room underneath that for storing candy, we hear. Alternatively, be a literal fat cat on Wall Street. Harder to pull off, but if you can get the costume rented in time, you'll be the talk of the 99 percent. OF FURRIES.
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6. An Occupy Wall Street condom. Go with any of the aforementioned. You guys are a cute couple.
5. Edward T. Hall III, a/k/a, the multi-colored tights guy. The pro: This is easy, and, wow, we really just love his tights, and the neon hat is fun, too, without taking itself too seriously. The con: you'll have to go barefoot, which seems...unhygienic? Remember, it is important to take care of the feet, regardless of what percent you consider yourself a part of.
4. The Occupy Wall Street press release email list. What demonstrates the countering opinions within and outside of the movement more than the extremely polarizing press release email, upon which, on a recent Friday, numerous journalists were aggravated into a state of tizzy by all of the replying all within the list as various people asked to be removed from it. "What about take me off this fucking list do you not understand?" beefed one. (We are still, for the record, on it, and we are quite fine with that, but if you should choose this as your costume, be internally conflicted and enjoy pressing "reply all.")
3. A journalist. Almost as important as protesters and those who love them are the many journalists visiting the movement. Sometimes they are real journalists, sometimes they are fake ones. Sometimes they are good, sometimes they are evil. Always, they are in plainclothes, because those are the kinds of clothes journalists wear. You will know them by the questions they ask, the notebooks they hide away, the Tweets they send, obsessively, and the fact that by morning they will be gone, because they had to file.
2. The Hipster Cop, a/k/a, Detective Rick Lee. We know so much about him, and yet...so little. What better way to put yourself in someone else's strong, practical, possibly vegan shoes than to be him for Halloween? Plus: the hoodie-type-jacket-thing will keep you warm and cozy on that late October night, as will the expression of...is that ennui?
1. Your favorite Occupy Wall Street slideshow. The one thing a movement can't get enough of is slideshows, and they are the true emerging hero of Occupy Wall Street. Whether it's "after dark," "Zuccotti hotties," "employed people who are protesting, for real, too" "arrests," "just some stuff," "portraits," or "the cops," there's a slideshow for you to make your Halloween truly one to remember. We have one, too! How do you dress as a slideshow? Excuse us, we have work to do.
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East Anaheim All-Star team ends season in San Diego
Team leaders
Ryan Saltzman
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10 walks
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9-21 (.391)
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6-18 (.333)
Jose Morales Jr.
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Skyler Johnson
6-23 (.261), home run
2 wins
The East Anaheim All-Stars came a few games short of reaching the Junior League Western Regionals after a 7-6 walkoff loss Monday to Oceanside National Little League.
Made up of 13- and 14-year-olds from the East Anaheim Little League's junior division, the troupe won the District 46 tournament and Section 10 tournament before being eliminated in the fourth game of Southern California sub-division play.
East Anaheim led by a run heading into the final inning Monday, but a bases-loaded Oceanside single sent the tying and winning runs home.
The loss doesn't mar the team's impressive 8-2 record in tournaments, said manager Freddie Gonzales. Five of East Anaheim's wins were comeback victories.
"Who thought we'd get this far?" Gonzales said. "As a coaching staff, we thought we would have a chance, but as the games went on, the kids kept getting clutch hits."
The highest point of the postseason, Gonzales said, was an extra-inning victory last week to claim the Section 10 title in Mission Viejo. After watching a four-run lead slip away earlier in the game, East Anaheim manufactured a run on a sacrifice fly in the top of the ninth.
The late-inning rally catapulted East Anaheim into sub-division play.
"The kids came back and had heart and had to win it in nine innings," Gonzales said of capturing the Section 10 championship. "That showed what the team was really all about."
Ryan Saltzman led the offense, hitting .500 in 20 at-bats with 10 walks drawn. Jorge Torres Jr. was 9-for-21 at the plate, and Jose Morales Jr. hit .350. Each kid earned a victory on the mound, and Skyler Johnson earned two. Johnson also had the team's only home run of the postseason, a two-run shot in the loss to Oceanside.
Monday's loss was the fourth game played by East Anaheim in three days, a stretch especially taxing on the pitching staff, Gonzales said. Little League rules require three days of rest for pitchers who throw more than 50 pitches in a game.
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Though the school is academic and fast-paced, it's not pushy. There are no academic rankings or prizes below the sixth form, for example. That said, a girl who doesn't tick along at the same speed could be less content. 'The academic stuff is just baseline,' said one parent. 'They're expected to get involved in clubs, societies, music, sport and community service.'
Though the school is academic and fast-paced, it's not pushy. There are no academic rankings or prizes below the sixth form, for example. That said, a girl who doesn't tick along at the same speed could be less content. 'The academic stuff is just baseline,' said one parent. 'They're expected to get involved in clubs, societies, music, sport and community service.'
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North London Collegiate School is recognised as one of the highest achieving schools in the country. This success can be attributed to our commitment to attaining the highest standards for all and the confidence and self belief we aim to nurture in each girl in a caring, inclusive and dynamic environment.
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- The Graph API behavior of POST and DELETE to {object-id}/likes has changed to only be accessible for Page Access Tokens. You can read more about this in our docs.
October 5th, 2016 - API Version 2.8
New Features in v2.8
- New Common Open Graph Actions - Facebook has added two new common Open Graph action types that are available to all developers in all versions of the API:
- ThreatExchange - ThreatExchange has some new features, including support for Webhooks and new tagging functionality. Please see the ThreatExchange Changelog for more information.
- New Resumable Upload API - Facebook now offers a new way to upload files a small piece at a time, allowing for more reliability over poor connections. Please see our guide on the Resumable Upload API for more information. This API is only available for page thumbnails right now, but will expand to other types of media in the future (like video.)
Changes from v2.7 to v2.8
- Feed Targeting - The
feed_targetingfields on the
/page/feededge now consistently use
geo_locationsinstead of specifying geography via other methods. Also see our guide on targeting which includes information about the
Deprecations in v2.8
- Groups - The
/admined_groupsedge on the User node has been deprecated. Use
groupsedge on the User node instead.
- User Bios - The
biofield on the User object is no longer available. If the
biofield was set for a person, the value will now be appended to the
- Deprecation of Custom Open Graph Actions - v2.8 no longer allows apps to create new Open Graph action types or object types or publish open graph stories that use custom action or object types. Approximately 90 days after the v2.8 release, no versions of the API will allow the creation of new Open Graph action or object types. Additionally, all App Collections will be removed from people's profiles at that time. Approximately 1 year after the v2.8 release, no version of the API will allow publishing stories that use custom action or object types. Please see our deprecation guide for more information.
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New Features
- Instant Articles is now a separate ads placement, so that advertisers can enable or disable showing ads in Instant Articles. This new placement options is under
/AD_SET_ID. See Targeting Specs. If you use this placement you must also select `feed` as a position and for `device_platforms` select `mobile` since Instant Articles is for mobile only.
- Facebook Offers is redesigned and is easier for people to save and redeem your offer from any device. If they don't use your offer, they'll get notifications about it before it expires. To use the API to create offers:
- Use
/nativeoffersas an endpoint. The endpoint
/offersis associated with the old product and has been deprecated.
- Use
offer_idin the
promoted_objectfor an ad set.
- To learn more see Offer Ads and Language Reference, Page Native Offers.
Breaking Changes
Ads Management
- As of 2.8, Website Custom Audiences now only allow at most 200 comparisons in the rule. The number of comparisons are the number of comparison operators in the rule.
The following rule contains 3 comparisons:
{ "or": [ { "url": { "i_contains": "shoes" } }, { "and": [ { "event": { "eq":"ViewContent" } }, { "price": { "gte": 100 } } ] } ] }
- The
place_page_set_idfield under Ad creative is now optional for versions v2.7 and v2.6
and has been deprecated in v2.8. See Ad Creative.
'link_data'for an ad object has been deprecated.
- The ad account group endpoints
AdAccountGrouphave been deprecated. To manage Ad Accounts, you should use Business Manager or Business Manager API with
business_managementextended permission, see Business Manager API, Overview.
- The edge
AD_ACCOUNT/audienceshas been deprecated.
- The
ad_object_by_urlfield for
/searchin Ad Targeting Search has been deprecated.
- The fields
actor_image_url, and
actor_namehave been deprecated from ad creative
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- We deprecated the redundant fields and parameters in
In earlier releases it supported the params:
sort. However
/insightsshould always exactly return what you queried in the
- In earlier releases we will display all valid fields for
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- In the past we inconsistently returned
/insightsfields in a variety of types: some fields were
stringsuch as
impressions, some were
numericstring, and some were
floats. We now return all numeric fields, including floats as
numericstring. All floating point numbers will maintain six precision points.
- The insights metric
post_likein the
actionsfield is now named
post_reaction, see Ads Action Stats, Reference. This is more consistent with naming in user interfaces.
Business Manager
owner_business field has been deprecated and no longer exists for objects connected to a business, including Ad accounts, Ad Campaign, Product Catalog, and Instagram User.
July 13, 2016 - API version 2.7
New Features in v2.7
New Metrics for Pages We now include new metrics for Pages on
unfollowcounts for Pages, with breakdowns by organic/paid, source, and time. We also include lifetime breakdown by user demographic info.
New Webhooks Field A new field
is_webhooks_subscribedwill now return the status of a Webhooks subscription from the Page node. This field can be retrieved via
GETor updated with a
Geotargeting Support We now support geotargeting and gating via the
targetingparam on
POST {video-id}and
POST {page-id}/live_videos. This can also be extended to supporting restrictions by excluded locales through the API.
New Fields There are two new fields on the
Changes from v2.6 to v2.7
- Business Manager API Permissions: To use the Business Manager API with API version 2.7 your app needs the
business_managementextended permission. You cannot use the
ads_managementor the
manage_pagespermissions to call Business Management API starting with 2.7. Facebook will migrate existing apps with these permissions to the new permission. Apps using this permission for the first time need to go through review, see Permissions and Business Manager API, Prerequisites.
Tagged Page Changes In v2.7, the
GET {page-id}/taggededge will now return posts that the Page has been tagged in. This is a change in behavior from previous versions that only returned posts directed to the Page.
Page Insights Change Page metrics insights must now be explicitly specified when making Page Insights related requests. The default behavior of returning all metrics when none are specified is no longer supported.
Adaccount POST:
AD_ACCOUNT_ID/adaccount POSTis deprecated in 2.7. To update an account make a
POSTrequest to
New Daily Budget Logic: We changed the logic around ads delivery which impacts the interpretation of the daily ad budget limits. Starting with v2.7, you may be charged up to 125% of your daily budget on certain days. For example, if your daily budget is $10.00, you may be charged up to $12.50. However, your weekly spend will NOT exceed 7 times the daily amount, or $70.00 in this example. We will prorate this for partial weeks. Learn more in our documentation for the Ad Set Budget. Starting with v2.7, an ad set with a daily_budget cannot be updated to have lifetime_budget later, and vice versa.
Ad Placements Update: We have made improvements to our design of
placement, so that advertisers can more easily identify and select placement options that will serve them best. Instead of having
page_typesas the only dimension, advertisers can select placements across different dimensions, such as device type including
mobile, publisher such as
audience_network, and placements of each publisher. Only Facebook has multiple placements currently. The field
page_typeswill still be included in read results, but cannot be used to create or update placements in v2.7. More details in Targeting Spec.
Insights Placement Updates: As a related change, on the
/insightsendpoints, we've introduced two new breakdowns options:
platform_position. Along with the existing
impression_devicebreakdown, you can get performance metrics with these placement dimensions. See Insights Breakdowns for more details.
Ad Creative Update: With 2.7
object_story_idwill be
nullfor an ad creative created with an
object_story_spec. The
effective_object_story_idwill always be the
object_story_idregardless of
object_story_spec. More details in Ad Creative.
Insights Integer Field: For Insights API, integer values were too big and overflowed with int32. We changed all int32 field values into numeric strings to keep them consistent with other Marketing API fields with currency values. With v2.7, numeric values in int32 are quoted in responses. In v2.5 for backwards compatibility, numeric values in int32 will be shown as a number. More details in our Ads Insights documentation.
Deprecations in v2.7
- Open Graph URL Field In v2.7, the
urlfield has been removed from the
GET {open-graph-object-id}API.
90-day changes
- Open Graph URL Field The
urlfield will be removed from the
GET {open-graph-object-id}API in all API versions.
April 12th, 2016 - API version 2.6
New Features in v2.6
- Pages Messaging - You can now request the
pages_messagingpermission to send and receive messages on behalf of a Page.
- Send Page Messages By Phone Number - You can now request the
pages_messaging_phone_numberpermission to send messages on behalf of Pages, using a phone number as an ID.
- Notes on Users - We've added a new API which allow Page admins to take notes on Users. Please see the
admin_notesedge on the Page node for more information.
- Labels on Users - We've added a new API which allows Page admins to create labels for Users. Please see the
labelsedge on the User node for more information.
- Send Messages to Users Using Page-Scoped ID or Phone Number - Pages can now send text, attachments, and template messages to users through their page-scoped-ids or phone numbers.
Video APIs
Live API - We're added an API to post and manage Live Videos. Access to these endpoints requires approval. Please see our Live API documentation for more information.
Live API Status - The Video node has a new field called
live_status. This field will tell you the current broadcast state of the video. Values include:
VOD. If this field is null, it means the video was never broadcasted. Please see the 'live_status' field in the Video node for more details
- Live API Viewer Counts - The Video node has a new field called live_audience_count that tells you the number of unique viewers who watched the video when it was live.
- Rights Manager API - We've introduced a new Rights Manager API that allows a copyright owner to claim ownership for videos and manage copyright matching rules. To use the API, please enroll via the Rights Manager Enrollment website. Please see our documentation for the Rights Manager API for more information about the API and the enrollment process.
- Crossposted Videos - Pages can now create posts from videos they own without the need to re-upload the videos again. The major benefit of this is that you can see consolidated insights for a video and a breakdown of metrics across the multiple posts created from the video. Please see the
crossposted_video_idfield in the Video node and the
videos_you_can_usefield on the Page node for more information. The
videos_you_can_usefield tells you if a Page owner has granted permission for you to cross-post it
- Video Tags - The Video node has a new
content_tagsfield that allows you to add tags to a video. Please see the
content_tagsfield in the Video node for more details.
- Video Insights - The Video node has a new
video_insightsedge that contains aggregated video insights from all crossposts across Pages. See the
video_insightsedge for more information. We have also added Daily Video Metrics, Minutes Watched and 10s metrics to insights edge on the Post Node.
Messenger APIs
Webhooks - Added new Page Subscription Fields for Webhooks - (
messaging_postbacks). These deliver events for the Messenger Platform to receive inbound messages, receive authentication events, delivery confirmations, and postback from buttons on Structured Messages. Please see our implementation guide for more information.
Send to Messenger Plugin - We've added a new web plugin to authenticate people into the Messenger Platform so that people can interact with your business over Messenger. Please see our implementation guide for more information.
Message Us Plugin - We've added a new web plugin to enable people to start a chat directly with a Page. Please see our implementation guide for more information.
Send/Receive API - The Send/Receive API is part of the Messenger Platform. It can be used to send and receive messages between people and Pages. Please see our implementation guide.
Sharing for Devices
- Sharing for Devices - We're launching a new Sharing for Devices API that lets you share easily from a device to Facebook. Please see our documentation on Sharing for Devices for more information.
Reactions API
- Reactions API - We've added a new reactions edge for objects that were previously likable. As an example, please see the Post edge for reactions.
Changes from v2.5 to v2.6
- The
likesfield on the Page node has been renamed to
Marketing API
- Ads Management
- Deprecated the
connectionobjectsAPI which retrieved all object types and replace it with other APIs that return specific object types. This greatly improves the performance and maintainability. More details here. The new API is at these endpoints:
- Pages: user_id/accounts
- Events: user_id/promotable_events
- Apps: adaccount_id/advertisable_applications
- Domains: user_id/promotable_domains
- Sharing a Custom Audience (CA) to Ad Accounts can be done through
<CUSTOM_AUDIENCE_ID>/adaccountsAPI. When a custom audience is shared to a AdAccount, there is a permission setting for sharing it with
targetingonly or with
targeting_and_insightsoption. Targeting means a recipient ad account can target ads to the audience, insights means the recipient ad account can also use insights tool to view the audience demographics. The default has changed from
targetingonly to
targeting_and_insightsin 2.6.
- Targeting
- The
user_devicefield is changing to a new format. The old format contains underscores combining brand and marketing name, like
['samsung_galaxy_s6']. The new format contains the device marketing name only, like
['galaxy s6']. Valid values can be retrieved from
/search?type=adTargetingCategory&class=user_device. All read requests will be automatically transformed to new format. All writes require the new format.
- Note that because the values for
user_deviceare different,
/reachestimatecalls must be made to an object's corresponding version. For example, if an ad set was created in version
v2.5while targeting
user_deviceusing the old format, the
/reachestimatecall for that ad set will return inaccurate values unless it's also made under
- Insights
Changed the default for
date_presetvalue from
fieldsvalue from all fields to
impressions,spend. Both of these defaults apply to
/insightsfor all object levels.
fieldsparameter no longer accepts breakdowns such as
gender. Now you should specified this in
breakdownsparameter in query. This includes:
product_id, and
region. This applies to
/insightsfor all object levels.
Ads Insights API will throw error if
sincespecified in
time_rangeis in the future. Also replace
untilby today if
untilis in the future.
- Dynamic Ads
Changed Product Catalog Sales Objective ad set's default
Default to carousel format. In order to opt-out of carousel format, specify
Return an error if no username/password provided for (S)FTP urls when scheduling the product feed. Empty username/password is allowed. e.g. username:"".
- Lead Ads
- When querying to retrieve qualifier information for a Lead Ads form, the
questionvalues of the qualifier are interchanged for Custom Questions. We are fixing this so that moving forward content under
questionwill be returned correctly.
90-day changes
- All Callback Subscriptions Must Use HTTPS - When we launched Graph API v2.5 last October we began requiring new Webhooks (formerly known as Real Time Updates) subscriptions to be configured for HTTPS. With v2.6, this is now required for all new Dynamic Pricing and Deauthorization endpoints as well. Beginning 90 days from today, we will require all callback subscriptions to be configured for HTTPS. At that point, we will stop sending updates to non-HTTPS endpoints, regardless of when they were created. This applies to Webhooks, Webhooks for Payments, Dynamic Pricing, and Deauthorization. You can update your subscriptions on your app dashboard.
- Rate Limits Changes for Page-related Requests - If you make a request with a Page Access Token, the limits will scale with the number of people engaging with the page. This change will take effect July 11th.
Deprecations in v2.6
Pages Insights
The following Pages Insights have been deprecated. However, each of these has been replaced by another way to query a similar set of insights. Please see our documentation on Page Views for more information. The new insights start with the
page_views prefix.
page_visits_by_age_gender_logged_in_unique- Total logged-in views count per Page by age and gender (Unique Users)
page_visits_by_internal_referer_logged_in_unique- Total logged-in views count per Page by internal referer (Unique Users)
page_visits_by_profile_tab_logged_in_unique- Total logged-in views count per Page by profile tab (Unique Users)
page_visits_by_profile_tab_total- Total views count per Page by profile tab
page_visits_by_site_logged_in_unique- Total logged-in views count per Page by site (Unique Users)
page_visits_logged_in_totalTotal logged-in views count per Page
page_visits_logged_in_uniqueTotal logged-in views count per Page (Unique Users)
page_visits_totalTotal views count per Page
App Insights
- The
facebook_login_total_usersmetric is deprecated.
Deprecating oauth/device
- The
oauth/deviceendpoint is deprecated. This affects devices that use this endpoint to generate access tokens. Please use the
device/login_statusendpoints instead. See our documentation on logging in with devices for more information.
Marketing API
- Dynamic Ads
product_ad_behaviorfield at the Ad Set level, which is used by Dynamic Ads. Instead we now default all new Ad Sets to
FALL_BACK_TO_FB_RECOMMENDATIONS. That means Facebook will automatically choose the highest-performing products from the creative's Product Set to show people who have browsed products that are not in the Product Set.
<PAGE_ID>/rtb_dynamic_postsfor DPA. Use
max_product_countsince Facebook now automatically optimizes the number of products to show for Dynamic Product ads. In order to opt-out of carousel format, specify
column_numberfields on product feed upload error
/<UPLOAD_ID>/errors, they are available on error samples now.
Other Changes
- App Role Visibility - Starting with the release of v2.6, an application can no longer see all of the roles that a developer has on other apps. This change also applies to previous versions.
6 Month Deprecations
Game Groups Beta - The Game Groups Beta feature, also known as App Groups, is deprecated as a 6 month deprecation. Effective May 1, no new apps may use the Game Groups API. The 6 month deprecation window follows, with final deprecation effective on October 18th.
Feed Dialog - Applications using the Feed Dialog will be required to have the
publish_actionspermission to have access to the returned
post_id. The
post_idwill only be returned if the share generates a story on a person's timeline or in a group. This will take effect on October 11th.
October 7th, 2015 - API version 2.5
New Features
Pages API
pages_show_listPermission -
GET {user_id}/accountsnow require either
pages_show_list; the latter is a new permission in v2.5.
Managing Call-to-Actions - Pages API can now manage call to actions on a Page:
GET page/call_to_actionsor
GET {call-to-action-id}to read a call to action.
POST page/call_to_actionsto add a call to action to a page,
POST {call-to-action-id}to update.
- You can now use
DELETE {call-to-action-id}to delete a Page's call to action.
pages_manage_ctaPermissions -
POST {page_id}/call_to_actionsand
POST/DELETE {call-to-action-id}require the new permission
pages_manage_ctathat we introduce in v2.5.
overall_ratingField - A new field
overall_ratingis added to the
Placenode. This provides the average rating based on public reviews of a place.
Videos API
Video Upload:
Generate Image Slideshows - A new parameter
SLIDESHOW_SPECis added. API users will be able to generate slide show videos by uploading images.
Hidden Videos for Page Users - A new parameter
SECRETis added for page users only. With this parameter, the published video will not appear on Facebook Newsfeed, Timeline or Page video tabs and is not searchable. A video can be viewed and shared using permalink only.
Control Social Actions - A new parameter
SOCIAL_ACTIONSis added for page users only. You can use this to enable or prohibit the use of Facebook social actions such as likes, comments, and sharing on an hidden video.
Video Editing:
Limit Video Publication - We have a new parameter
PUBLISH_TO_VIDEOS_TAB, which will be used to distribute video item publicly to the Page's Videos tab, but not News Feed or Timeline
Expand Publication Channels - We added a new parameter
PUBLISH_TO_NEWS_FEED, which you can use to distribute video item publicly to News Feed, Page Timeline, and a Page's Videos tab.
Marketing API
Lead Ads - Advertisers will now be able to collect contact information and other qualifiers from potential customers via a Facebook ad.
Insights - Added
Ad, Ad set, and Campaign object read path:
- Add
effective_statusto reflect the real Ad delivery status. For example for an active adset in a paused campaign, the
effective_statusof this adset is
- Add
configured_statusto reflect the status specified by user.
- Add
Changes from v2.4 to v2.5
Pages API
- Tagged Posts Endpoint -
GET {page-id}/feedand
GET {page-id}/taggedwill include all public posts in which this page is tagged in. You need a page access token with
manage_pagespermission to get those posts.
- story_tags - As of 2.5 this now returns an array, not an object.
- The
addressfield on the
Usernode will now return an error. The
addressfield, which was available in previous versions and returned an empty value, will return an error as of v2.5.
Real Time Updates API
Updating Existing Subscriptions - Existing RTU subscriptions may be modified via the
POST/subscriptionswill amend the subscription for the given topic without overwriting existing fields. You can delete specific fields from your subscription by including a fields param when calling
DELETE /subscriptions.
Automatically Disable Subscriptions - We now automatically disable RTU subscriptions if the callback URL fails for 7 days straight. You can reenable it with a
POSTrequest to
/subscriptions. This change does not apply to payments subscriptions.
Marketing API
See table above for future deprecation dates of Marketing API.
- Consistent naming for three-level campaign structure between API and UI. This changes naming at endpoint, params, fields, and enum level. For the full list of changes, refer here.
- Change
- Change
- Change
- In the write path, change campaign_group_status, campaign_status, adgroup_status to
- Ad Account
- Default the
nameof the first visible admin to current user if not specified.
- Campaign
- Change naming of objectives
- Targeting
- Response for call to
/search?type=adgeolocationwill contain only the 'City' instead of 'City, State'
- Change
{cpc, cpm, cpa}_{min, max, median}, such as
cpc_minfields in /reachestimate to
bid_amount_max. Change
- Enforce Terms of Service for all Product Catalogues and Dynamic Product Ads users. Advertisers implicitly accept by creating their first catalog through Business Manager. For API developers, Terms of Service need to be accepted through BM when the product catalog is first created.
- Local Awareness Ads
- Require
promoted_objectat the
/adsetlevel for Local Awareness Ads
- No longer require
custom_locationsfor location targeting, and also allow sub-national, single country targeting. Now all location types (except for country) must be within the same country.
Deprecations in this version
90-day deprecations
New Real Time Updates via HTTPS Only - New subscriptions cannot be created with a non-HTTPS callback URL. This affects
App, and
Page Tab Apps URI Format - Page Tab Apps URI format
https://www.facebook.com/{vanity}?v={app_id}will no longer work 90 days after this release. Please use
Marketing API
See table above for future deprecation dates of Marketing API
- Account
- Remove
- Campaign
- Remove ability to create campaign with
Objective='NONE'. 'NONE' is still a valid read-only objective. You can continue to edit existing campaigns.
- Remove
DEPRECATED_REACH_BLOCKfrom campaign
buying_type. For older campaigns using these two
buying_type, the API will return
FIXED_CPMis replaced with
- Adset
- Remove
- Remove
- Targeting
- Remove
want_localized_nameparam for
- Remove
adregion, use
- Remove
excluded_engagement_specsfrom targeting spec. The similar video remarketing functionality is supported through
Deprecate or make private certain targeting options:
- Instead of being returned in
/search, private categories will now be returned in
- Deprecated categories will no longer be returned.
- Updates to ad set targeting using private or deprecated categories will error. It's recommended to query the validation endpoint before updating the ad set targeting to identify which targeting options to remove.
- Insights
- Remove filter on
campaign_id, or
campaign_group_id. Instead use
- Note Prior to 2.6 We decided to extend the timeline to deprecate Clicks(All) and CPC metrics until the deprecation of API v2.6. In 2.5, removed
clicksfields in Insights API. Newly added related metrics include
cost_per_inline_post_engagement. Please note clicks(all) historically counted any engagement taken within the ad unit as a click. Thus, clicks(all) won't be a simple addition of
post_engagement. The newly added fields are available in v2.4 and v2.5.
- Reach Estimate - Require
optimize_forat the
The next version of the Graph API will be released in April 2016. We'll announce a specific date in the near future.
July 8th, 2015 - API version 2.4
New Features
Page Video Insights
In v2.4 we expose a set of new Page Video metrics, such as
page_video_views_autoplayed, and
page_video_views_organic available from the Graph API via
GET /v2.4/{page_id}/insights/?metric={metric}. These metrics require the
read_insights permission.
New Video Features
Video node now contains the following fields in
GET|POST operations to
content_categorywhich supports categorizing a video during video upload, and can be used for suggested videos. Content categories include: Business, Comedy, Lifestyle, etc and a full list of categories can be viewed on the
Videonode docs page.
unpublished_content_typewill expose 3 new types (Scheduled, Draft, and Ads_Post) which will help coordinate how the video is posted.
expiration_typeallows the video expiration time to be set, along with the type (hide, delete).
embeddableboolean flag is now available to control if 3rd party websites can embed your video.
Accessing Timeline Posts
We've simplified how you access content on a person's Timeline. Instead of handling different object types for statues and links, the API now returns a standardized Post node with attachments which represent the type of content that was shared. For more details view the User reference docs.
For Marketing API
For Marketing API (formerly known as Ads API) v2.4 new features, see Facebook Marketing API Changelog.
Changes from v2.3 to v2.4
Permission related changes
- Operations that reference the
admin_creatorobject of a Post in now requires a Page access token.
POST /v2.4/{page_id}/offersand
DELETE /v2.4/{offer_id}now require a Page access token with
GET /v2.4/{page_id}/milestones,
POST /v2.4/{milestone_id}, and
DELETE /v2.4/{milestone_id}now require a Page access token with
Changes to Pages APIs
- Calls made to the
GET /v2.4/{page_id}/promotable_postsnow require a user access token with
ads_managementpermission or a Page access token.
- The
global_brand_parent_pageobject has been renamed to
GET /v2.4/{global_brand_default_page_id/insightswill now return only insights of the default Page insight data, instead of the insights for the Global Brand hierarchy. Use the Root Page ID to retrieve the integrated insights of the whole hierarchy.
GET|POST /v2.4/{page_id}/promotable_postshas renamed the field
- The maximum limit for Page related objects is now set to
limit=100. This will impact
GEToperations made on the
posts, and
Event Ordering
The default pagination ordering of
GET {user-id}/events now begins with the newest event first, and is ordered in reverse chronological order.
Improved Filtering
Graph API v2.4 now supports filtering of
GET /v2.4/{user_id}/accounts with new boolean fields:
is_promotablefilter results by ones that can be promoted.
is_businessfilter results associated with a Business Manager.
is_placeInclude Place as results filter.
Declarative Fields
To try to improve performance on mobile networks, Nodes and Edges in v2.4 requires that you explicitly request the field(s) you need for your
GET requests. For example,
GET /v2.4/me/feed no longer includes likes and comments by default, but
GET /v2.4/me/feed?fields=comments,likes will return the data. For more details see the docs on how to request specific fields.
Deprecations in this version
2-year deprecations
GET /v2.4/{id}/linksand
GET /v2.4/{id}/statuseswill no longer be available beginning in v2.4. As an alternative, we suggest using
GET /v2.4/{id}/feed.
GET|POST /v2.4/{page_id}/?fields=global_brand_parent_pageis being deprecated in this version and replaced by
GET|POST /v2.4/{page_id}/global_brand_default_page_id/global_brand_childrenwill no longer function in v2.4. As an alternative, please use the root page ID.
GET /v2.4/{page_id}/promotable_postswill no longer support the filter and type params in v2.4. For example, a call to
GET /v2.4/{page_id}/promotable_posts?type=STATUSwill return an empty result set.
- The
Eventnode no longer supports
GEToperations on the endpoints
/v2.4/{event_id}/likes, or
90-day deprecations (effective Tuesday, October 6, 2015)
- The
GET /v2.4/{user_id}/home,
GET /v2.4/{user_id}/inbox, and
GET /v2.4/{user_id}/notificationsoperations as well as
read_mailbox, and
manage_notificationspermissions are deprecated in v2.4.
- the
user_groupspermission has been deprecated. Developers may continue to use the
user_managed_groupspermission to access the groups a person is the administrator of. This information is still accessed via the
/v2.4/{user_id}/groupsedge which is still available in v2.4.
GET /v2.4/{event_id}/?fields=privacyis deprecated in v2.4.
GET /v2.4/{event_id}/?fields=feed_targetingis deprecated in v2.4.
GET /v2.4/{event_id}/?fields=is_date_onlyis deprecated in v2.4.
From October 6, 2015 onwards, in all previous API versions, these endpoints will return empty arrays, the permissions will be ignored if requested in the Login Dialog, and will not be returned in calls to the
/v2.4/me/permissions endpoint.
Next StepsRead Upgrade Guide (v2.4)
March 25th, 2015 - API version 2.3
New Features
user_postsPermission - We have a new permission user_posts that allows an app to access the posts on a person's Timeline. This includes the someone's own posts, posts they are tagged in and posts other people make on their Timeline. Previously, this content was accessible with the
read_streampermission. The
user_postspermission is automatically granted to anyone who previously had
all_mutual_friendsEdge - This Social context edge enables apps to access the full list of mutual friends between two people who use the app. This includes mutual friends who use the app, as well as limited information about those who don't.
Both users for whom you're calling this endpoint must have granted the
If you calling this endpoint for someone not listed in your app's
Roles sectionyou must submit your app for review by Facebook via App Review.
Although this edge is new to Graph API v2.3, to make it easier for you to migrate we also added this edge to v2.0, v2.1, and v2.2.
Debug Mode - Provides extra information about an API call in the response. This can help you debug possible problems and is now in Graph API Explorer, as well as the iOS and Android SDKs. For more information see Graph API Debug Mode.
New Pages Features
Real-time Updates - As of March 25, 2015 We now send content in Page real-time updates (RTUs). Previously, only the object's ID was in the RTU payload. Now we include content in addition to the ID including: statuses, posts, shares, photos, videos, milestones, likes and comments. In order for the app to receive these types of updates, you must have enabled the "Realtime Updates v2.0 Behavior" migration in your app's dashboard.
Page Reviews now support real-time updates. Apps can subscribe to the
ratingsproperty to receive a ping every time a public review is posted on pages the app is subscribed to. In order for the app to receive this type of update, you must have enabled the "Realtime Updates v2.0 Behavior" migration in your app's dashboard.
Page Posts,
admin_creator- All Page Posts now include a new
admin_creatorfield that contains the
nameof the Page Admin that created the post. This is visible when you use a Page access token, or the user access token of a person who has a role on the Page.
New Page Fields -
GET|POST /v2.3/{page-id}now supports fetching and updating these fields:
restaurant_specialties, and
New Page Settings -
GET|POST /v2.3/{page-id}/settingsnow supports four new settings:
AGE_RESTRICTIONS, and
- Larger Videos with Resumable Upload - We now support larger video sizes uploads up to 1.5GB or 45 minutes long with resumable video upload. See Video Upload with Graph API.
- File URL Parameter - At all
/v2.3/{object_id}/videosedges you can create a new Video object from the web by providng the
- Resumable, Chunked Upload - All
/v2.3/{object_id}/videosedges support resumable, chunked uploads. For more information, see Video Upload with Graph API.
Video Playlists - You can now create and manage video playlists for Pages by using
GET|POST|DELETEon the
/v2.3/{page_id}/videolistedge. you can also add videos to a playlist by
POST /v2.3/{videolist_id}/videosand
GETthe videos of a playlist.
Page's Featured Video - You can now set and get the featured_video of a page using
GET|POST /v2.3/{page_id}/featured_videos_collection.
Publish Fields - All Video nodes objects at
/v2.3/{video_id}now return the new fields:
published, a boolean which indicates if the video is currently published, and
Custom Thumbnail - You can now upload and manage custom video thumbnails as JPEGs or PNGs with
GET|POST /v2.3/{video_id}/thumbnail. See Graph API Reference, Video Thumbnail.
Targeting Restrictions -
POST /v2.3/{page-id}/videosnow supports targeting restrictions by country, locale, age range, gender, zipcode, timezone and excludin locations.
Delete -
DELETE /v2.3/{video_id}removes videos. This is supported if you have edit permissions on the video object.
New Read and Write Fields - The Video node now supports retrieving and modifying additional fields:
backdated_time, and
Subtitles, Localized Captions -
GET|POST /v2.3/{video-id}now supports supplying and retrieving subtitles and localized captions.
Visibility of Video - With
POST /v2.3/{page_id}/videosyou can control where the video is seen with
backdated_post.hide_from_newsfeedparameters. These parameters target visibility on feeds and page timelines.
- For Marketing API (formerly known as Ads API) v2.3 new features, see Facebook Marketing API Changelog.
Changes from v2.2 to v2.3
Page Plugin - Is the new name for Like Box Social Plugin and it has a new design.
Comments Plugins Has a new design and it now supports Comment Mirroring (private beta).
Requestsare now
GameRequests- Previously this term and object-type created confusion for non-game app developers, and the intended usage of these objects are to invite others to a game Non-game apps should use App Invites. The
/v2.3/{user-id}/apprequestsedge is now limited to game apps. See Games, Requests.
read_custom_friendlists- Is the new name for
read_friendlistsLogin permission. This is to clarify that the permission grants access to a person's custom friendlists, not the full list of that person's friends.
Changes to Page APIs:
publish_pagesPermission - This new permission is required to publish as a Page. Previously
publish_actionswas required. People who granted
publish_actionsbefore v2.3 have automatically been granted
publish_pages. If anyone logs in via v2.3, you'll need to request
publish_pagesexplicitly in addition to
Page Publish Operations - now accept the type of access token the requests are made with. This includes publishing posts, likes and comments. When a user access token of a Page admin is in the request such as
POST /v2.3/{page-id}/feed, the action occurs with the voice of the user, instead of the Page. To publish as the Page, you must now use the Page access token.
Removing Comments on Page posts - As a Page admin with
DELETE /v2.3/{comment-id}now requires a Page access token.
POST /v2.3/{page-id}- Now requires country as sub-parameter if you update the
locationfield without specifying the
city_idsub-parameter. The state sub-parameter is also required if country sub-parameter is 'United States'.
Countries - The country subfield of the
feed_targetingfield on a Page post is renamed
countrieswhen you make a
POST|GET /v2.3/{page-id}/{post-id}.
Page Field Updates -
POST /v2.3/{page-id}- Now supports complete field updates for: hours, parking, payment_options.
Previously, the update behavior on these fields was to replace a specific key/value pair that was specified as part of the POST, leaving all other keys intact, but the new functionality of a POST on one of these fields will replace all key/value pairs with what is posted.
Premium Video Metrics - Insights for Page Premium Video Posts are now deprecated.
page_consumptions_by_consumption_typeinsight now returns data for a local page instead of a parent - In earlier versions of the insights API for a Page, asking for this insight would return data for a parent of a local page. In v2.3, we now return the data for only that local page.
Picture Error - For the Link, Post, Thread, Comment, Status, and AppRequest nodes, and other nodes which don't have a picture, the
/v2.3/{object}/pictureedge now returns an error message. Before, the API returned a placeholder image of a 'question mark' for the picture edge requested on these nodes.
[Oauth Access Token] Format - The response format of
https://www.facebook.com/v2.3/oauth/access_tokenreturned when you exchange a code for an
access_tokennow return valid JSON instead of being URL encoded. The new format of this response is
{"access_token": {TOKEN}, "token_type":{TYPE}, "expires_in":{TIME}}. We made this update to be compliant with section 5.1 of RFC 6749.
Consistent Place Data - Content objects tagged with a place now share a consistent place data structure which contains the ID, name, and the geolocation of the place. This includes Events, Photos, Videos, Statuses and Albums. As a result, the venue and location fields have been removed from the Event node. Developers should access the place field instead.
In addition, if someone tags a Photo, Video, Status, or Album at an event, that object will contain an
Serialized Empty Arrays - All Graph API endpoints now consistently serialize empty arrays as
[]and empty objects as
{}. Previously, some empty objects were incorrectly serialized as empty arrays.
Default Result Limit - All edges will now return 25 results per page by default when the
limitparam is not specified.
Ads API now Marketing API - We recently renamed the Facebook Ads API to the Facebook Marketing API. For details on Marketing API changes see the Marketing API v2.3 Changelog.
90-day deprecations (effective Tuesday, June 23, 2015)
- Edges and Permissions -
/v2.3/{user_id}/activitiesedges as well as
user_activitiespermissions are deprecated in v2.3.
From June 23, 2015 onwards, in all previous API versions, these endpoints will return empty arrays, the permissions will be ignored if requested in the Login Dialog, and will not be returned in calls to the
Page RSS Feed endpoint - at
https://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.phpis now deprecated and will stop returning data from June 23, 2015. Developers should call the Graph API's
/v2.3/{page_id}/feedendpoint instead. This returns JSON rather than RSS/XML.
Social Plugins - The following are now deprecated and will no longer render after June 23, 2015:
- Facepile Plugin
- Recommendations Feed Plugin
- Activity Feed Plugin
- Like Box Social Plugin
October 30th, 2014 - API version 2.2
New Features
- Developers may now hide and unhide comments on a Page Post via the Graph API:
POST /v2.2/{comment_id}?is_hidden=trueto hide,
POST /v2.2/{comment_id}?is_hidden=falseto unhide. You can determine if a comment is hidden, or if you have the ability to hide/unhide the comment by checking the
can_hidefields on the
- A new
token_for_businessfield makes it easier to identify the same person across multiple apps owned by the same business: In addition to the Business Mapping API, there is now a new
token_for_businessfield on the
userobject. This emits a token which is stable for the same person across multiple apps owned by the same business. This will only be emitted if the person has logged into the app. For games developers, this property will also be emitted via the
signed_requestobject passed to a canvas page on load. Note that this is not an ID - it cannot be used against the Graph API, but may be stored and used to associate the app-scoped IDs of a person across multiple apps. Also note that if the owning business changes, this token will also change. If you request this field for an app which is not associated with a business, the API call will return an error.
- The
commentnode has a new
objectfield which emits the parent object on which the comment was made. To get the ID and owner of the comment's parent object (for example, a Page Post) you might call:
- The Page node has a new edge to manage subscriptions for realtime updates.
- In previous versions, any app which was added as a Page Tab also received realtime updates. From v2.2 onwards there is a dedicated endpoint for managing these subscriptions:
GET /v2.2/{page-id}/subscribed_appsreturns the apps subscribed to realtime updates of the Page. This must be called with a Page Access Token.
POST /v2.2/{page-id}/subscribed_appssubscribes the calling app to receive realtime updates of the Page. This must be called with a Page Access Token and requires the calling person to have at least the Moderator role on the Page.
DELETE /v2.2/{page-id}/subscribed_appsstops the calling app from receiving realtime updates of the Page. This may be called with a Page or App Access Token. If called with Page Access Token, it requires the calling person to have at least the Moderator role on the Page.
- The
feed_targetingparameter is now supported when publishing videos to a Page:
POST /v2.2/{page_id}/videos?feed_targeting={targeting_params}. This lets you specify a number of parameters (such as age, location or gender) to help target who sees your content in News Feed. This functionality is already supported on
POST /{page_id}/feedso we're extending this to videos too.
- The Page node has a number of new writeable fields to let apps update a Page's information: The following fields are now supported with POSTing to
payment_optionstakes an object which lets you specify the payment options accepted at the place.
price_rangeaccepts an enum of strings which represent the self reported price range of the Page's business.
longitudecan now be specified as properties of the
locationfield in order to let apps programmatically update Page's physical location. Both are floats.
ignore_coordinate_warnings(boolean) determines if the API should throw an error when latitude and longitude are specified in location field for updating the Page's location. If set to false, an error will be thrown if the specified coordinates don't match with the Page's address.
is_always_openlets apps set the status of the place to "Always Open". This can only be set to
true, and will clear previously specified hours in
hoursfield. To set specific hours, use
is_publishedtakes a boolean which lets you publish or unpublish the Page. Unpublished pages are only visible to people listed with a role on the Page.
- The Page node has a new readable field to let apps read a Page's information: The following field are now supported with a GET to
name_with_location_descriptorreturns a string which provides additional information about the Page's location besides its name.
- There's a new
APPEARS_IN_RELATED_PAGESsetting on
/v2.2/{page_id}/settings. This boolean determines if your page can be included in the list of suggested pages which are presented when they like a page similar to yours. You may set or read this value.
- You can now read the permissions your app has been approved for via an API. A new edge on your App object, called
/{app-id}/permissions, allows you to view the permissions that your app has been approved for via Login Review.
- There's now a limit of 50 IDs which can specified in a single request using the syntax
?ids=ID1,ID2. This reduces the likelihood of timeouts when requesting data about a large number of IDs in a single request.
- The
blockededge on the Page node now requires a Page Access Token - this endpoint can no longer be called with an App or User token. That endpoint is available at:
GET|POST|DELETE /v2.2/{page_id}/blocked?access_token={page_access_token}.
- The
tabsedge on the Page node now requires a Page token for GETs. POSTs and DELETEs on this endpoint already require page tokens. That endpoint is available at:
GET|POST|DELETE /v2.2/{page_id}/tabs?access_token={page_access_token}Calling GET on this edge now works for people in the 'Analyst' role. It previously required the 'Editor' role.
- The
tabsedge on the Page node will now throw an error if the caller does not have permission. Previously it would only return an empty string.
- The
/{page_id}/adminsedge on the Page node has been renamed to
/v2.2/{page_id}/roles. In addition, in the response, the values returned in the role field have been changed:
MANAGERhas been renamed to
CONTENT_CREATORhas been renamed to
MODERATORhas been renamed to
ADVERTISERhas been renamed to
INSIGHTS_ANALYSThas been renamed to
- The
settingsedge on the Page node will no longer include entries for settings where the
valuefield would be null.
POST /{page_id}/settingswill no longer support the
valueparams. Instead, you should specify the
optionparam which should be an object containing a single key/value pair with the setting enum as the key.
- From v2.2 onwards, apps calling
GET /v2.2/{page_id}/notificationsmust use a Page Access Token. Previously this required the
manage_notificationspermission. User Access Tokens will no longer work for this endpoint.
- The structure of the
/v2.2/{group_id}/albumsendpoint has changed to match the response of
- The number of results returned from the
/v2.2/me/friendsendpoint now defaults to 25.
90-day deprecations (effective Wednesday, January 28, 2015)
- The
fb:namesocial plugin has been deprecated and will stop working on Jan 28, 2015. Developers should instead use the
FB.api()method of the Javascript SDK to retrieve the names of users.
- In versions previous to v2.2, it was possible for an app to see if a person like the app's page by checking the
page_fanFQL table or the
/{user_id}/likes/{app_page_id}Graph API endpoint without needing the
user_likespermission. Starting in v2.2, the
user_likespermission will be required to query these endpoints. Also, we will require the
user_likespermission on versions older than v2.2 starting 90 days from today, on Jan 28, 2015. Facebook will not grant the
user_likespermission solely for the purpose of checking if a person has liked an app's page. This change was announced on August 7, 2014 and will come into effect on November 5, 2014.
- The Pages JSON feed (e.g. https://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.php?id=%2019292868552&format=json) is now deprecated and will stop returning data from Jan 28, 2015 onwards. Developers should instead call the feed edge on the Graph API's Page object:
POST /{page-id}/tabsand
DELETE /{page-id}/tabswill no longer support subscribing or unsubscribing an app for realtime updates. This will take effect in all previous API versions on January 28, 2015. To subscribe an app to realtime updates for a page, use the new
- The Comments Plugin will no longer support commenting via third-party identifiers after January 28, 2015. This facility was rarely used and the majority of comments posted by these accounts were of low quality. People may still comment using their Facebook account, or may also comments as a Facebook Page.
October 14th, 2014 - Disabled SSL 3.0 Support
On October 14, 2014, we dropped support for SSL 3.0 across Facebook properties, including the Facebook Platform API and the Real-Time Updates API, after a vulnerability in the protocol was revealed on October 14, 2014. This change helps protect people's information.
If your HTTP library forces the use of SSL 3.0 rather than TLS, you will no longer be able to connect to Facebook. Please update your libraries and/or configuration so that TLS is available.
August 7, 2014 - API version 2.1
This is Facebook's first new API update after version 2.0 was launched at the 2014 f8 conference. API versions are supported for two years after the next version is released. This means that:
- Version 2.1 will be available starting today until two years after the release of a post-v2.1 version.
- Version 2.0 will expire on August 7, 2016, two years after the release of v2.1. (Version 2.0 was introduced on April 30, 2014.)
- Version 1.0 will expire as scheduled on April 30, 2015.
New Features
- Pages can mention other Pages when publishing via API: When making calls to several Page publishing edges such as /feed or /photos you can now mention other Pages in a message field. This extends our current availability of mentions in Open Graph. This API requires review by Facebook before it can be used by people other than the app's developers. Learn more about the Page Mentions review process in our documentation.
- New total friend count on the friends connection: /v2.1/me/friends (and /v2.0/me/friends) now provides access to total friend count - this count includes friends who use the app as well as those who don't.
- New 'facebook-api-version' HTTP header: In all API versions, we now return an HTTP response header called 'facebook-api-version' which indicates which API version your app is actually experiencing - this may be different to the API version you specify in your request due to upgrades.
- New App Insights API: v2.1 includes access to the new App Insights data via an API. This is available by calling /v2.1/{app_id}/app_insights
- A new format for Graph API Field Expansion: v2.1 introduces more concise syntax for Field Expansion. (The new syntax is also been added to v2.0 and earlier). See our documentation on field expansion for examples. The older format for field expansion is still available, but the new format is preferred.
- User-facing error messages: In some cases (such as access token invalidation or expiry) the API now returns user-displayable error messages which describe the error and what the person may need to do to resolve it. These error messages will be returned in US English by default, but if you query the Graph API specifying the locale parameter (e.g. ?locale=es_ES) the string may be returned in the specified language.
- The Event object now has five new integer fields: attending_count, declined_count, maybe_count, noreply_count and invited_count: Each of these returns an integer which represents the number of people who have been invited, not replied, are attending, are not attending or whom may attend.
- GET /v2.1/?id={url} returns a new URL node: In v2.1, when you query the Graph API with a URL as the ID, we'll return a URL object which enumerates any share info available for that URL, any Open Graph object associated with that URL, or any AppLinks that use the URL.
- The Page object now has a new
screennamesedge: this returns a list of the other, non-Facebook accounts associated with the brand or entity represented by a Facebook Page.
Deprecations in this version
- The FQL and REST APIs are no longer available in v2.1: Previously announced with v2.0, apps must migrate to versioned Graph API calls starting with v2.1.
- The '/insights' edge on the Application object is no longer available in this version: This has been replaced by the new '/app_insights' edge.
90-Day Deprecations
The following deprecations will take place on November 5, 2014 - 90 days after the launch of v2.1.
- The Recommendations Bar social plugin has been deprecated: On Wednesday November 5th 2014, the Recommendations Bar will no longer render on any website. If you're using this plugin, we recommend you remove it from your site before this date.
- The /insights edge on the Application object will be removed in both v1.0 and v2.0: The insights API is classified as an Extended API and is subject to change within the life of a version. Developers should instead move to call /v2.1/{app_id}/app_insights before this deprecation takes effect.
- The 'liked' property will no longer be returned in the 'signed_request' object for Page Tab apps created after today. From November 5, 2014 onwards, the 'liked' property will always return 'true' regardless of whether or not the person has liked the page.
- API responses are now always JSON objects, rather than booleans, integers or strings: Many API calls before v2.1 returned plain text 'true' or a raw number like '378293782' as the response. With v2.1, those calls will now return valid JSON, such as:
{ "success": true }
- The dialogs/oauth endpoint no longer support the 'return_session' and 'session_version' parameters for legacy authentication methods.
- /v2.1/me/permissions no longer contains the 'installed' permission: 'installed' was a pseudo-permission that was used to check if someone had your app installed. Instead of looking for 'installed' in the response, you should call the endpoint and, if it returns data, consider this indication that the user has installed the app.
- GET /?id={your_url} for Open Graph object and Shares has been replaced by new URL node: Previously, when you queried the Graph API with a URL as the ID, we returned information related to shares of that URL. If the URL was also an Open Graph object, you would have to specify 'type=og' in your request. Version 2.1 introduces a new URL node which combines and replaces this functionality.
- /v2.1/{post-id} will now return all photos attached to the post: In previous versions of the API only the first photo was returned with a post. This removes the need to use FQL to get all a post's photos.
- 'uri' can no longer be requested from picture fields: Apps previously requesting
urishould instead use
Changes to Platform Policies
- Games which include mandatory or optional in-app charges must now disclose this in their app's description, either on Facebook or other platforms it supports. This is to give people a clear indication that your game may charge people during gameplay.
- You must not incentivize people to use social plugins or to like a Page. This includes offering rewards, or gating apps or app content based on whether or not a person has liked a Page. It remains acceptable to incentivize people to login to your app, checkin at a place or enter a promotion on your app's Page. To ensure quality connections and help businesses reach the people who matter to them, we want people to like Pages because they want to connect and hear from the business, not because of artificial incentives. We believe this update will benefit people and advertisers alike.
These policy changes will come into effect on November 5, 2014 - 90 days after the launch of v2.1. They apply to all apps across all API versions.


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Greetings all,
I recently joined this list in hopes of learning more about hostas and
hopefully acquiring more. I have visited several large hosta gardens
over the summer and have a growing list of things that I am interested
in. I have plans of putting in a new shade glen next year with a
mixture of hostas and woodland plants (also like Trilliums).
I am trying to get a list of nurseries together that are good sources of
hostas. Does anyone have any suggestions on which ones to go with and
to avoid?
Thanks in advance,
Kelly D. Norris
Master Gardener/Freelance Writer
Bedford, Iowa USA
Zone 4b/5a
List owner rare-plants
Newsletter Editor, Iowa Bluebird Conservationists
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C. S. Lewis, Out of the Silent Planet
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