Yeah, a host filter (as well as an edge type filter) would be good.
On Feb 2, 2008 10:39 PM, Dale Newfield <D....@newfield.org> wrote:
Brad Fitzpatrick wrote:
Okay, I understand. I agree... when you get the edo=1 nodes, knowing
not just the referenced_nodes' names but each edo's claimed_nodes would
be useful. I agree. That's just not precomputed currently, so it can't
be returned quickly enough (at least how I've set things up). In any
case, that's something I want to be able to deliver to you in one HTTP
request.
Here's a constraint that might make that query less hairy: I would bet
most applications that want to do just what is described here don't
really care about *all* the claimed equivelances, but rather really just
care about those with a specific sgn://type/ (That of the social network
doing the query -- Twitter in John's example.)
-Dale
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