Andrew W. Hill

I've settled on these terms `authenticate` is what the developer does with the hub api. they authenticate with their api key/secret `authorize` is what the developer does with a user...

Noticed @carsonfarmer did similar for `Textile.messages(threadId)` and `Textile.likes(threadId)` which are actually part of the Threads endpoint, `/threads/:id/messages` but seem like helpful organization in the client. I'll go see about adding...

Nevermind! carson did that too

what'll this guy think of next...

i take it back. that was `Textile.invites`. but just went to add a `Textile.ignores` and it gets confusing when you have different ignore types, ignore block, ignore invite, remove file...

To match the js-http-lib, it could possibly be, ```js Textile.contacts.search(name?: string, address?: string, options?: IQueryOptions) ```

looks like this one will take knock on changes up the chain. going to skip it this milestone and we can do an epic in 12