Lucas Jones

`search`, and similar methods, return a resultset object, which derives from the tuple class. It has its `__iter__` method redefined to automatically fetch subsequent pages in a query. This makes...

Sorry for the late reply, thanks a lot for pointing this out to me. That is indeed a documentation issue, which I've fixed in the latest commit. While digging into...

It is indeed — you can call this endpoint via the `tag_related` method on Site objects, for example: so = stackexchange.Site('stackoverflow.com') related = so.tag_related('java') print([t.name for t in related]) I...

Thanks for raising this as an issue. I'm aware the documentation isn't really up to scratch, and I'll see what I can do towards improving that. In the meantime, the...

Thanks for reporting this. I must admit I'm having trouble reproducing the problem, although I imagine that that has more to do with peculiarities of my setup than with your...

Hi, `user.reputation` doesn't cause a request, but there are some 'hidden' requests made when you iterate over `so.users()`. The Stack Exchange API returns the users in pages of (I believe)...

Hello, Retrieving the `accepted_answer` field on its own shouldn't require an access token — indeed, the field is part of the default filter. A separate issue in the library led...

Thanks a lot; that is indeed the way I have usually enabled it, or through similar code in a REPL session. I hadn't previously considered it as useful for anything...

Hello, To have the API perform this throttling for you, instantiate the `Site` instance with the `impose_throttling = True` parameter, e.g.: ``` so = stackexchange.Site('stackoverflow.com', impose_throttling = True) ``` If...