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We're very interested in hearing from devs about the API, whether we've implemented things correctly, what kind of response they're getting, and what's missing. We're especially interested in discussing how to compatibly extend the API to support new features in the future.
The API is probably a large part of what made Twitter so interesting and identi.ca can bring nano-/microblogging further through its emphasis on openness.
One way Twitter may benefit is also by getting some load off its servers while maintaining its overall architecture be the main basis for nanoblogging.
I can, of course, see the site fine.
"Safari can’t open the page “http://laconi.ca/” because the page doesn’t exist. Make sure the address for the page is correct."
The problem seems to be that your server is responding with a 302 Found but not providing the other URL as a Location (it looks like a standard 200 OK request just with the wrong header).
That said, it's unfortunate that this Twitter standard that is being cemented is RCP-over-HTTP instead of truly RESTful services with resources-as-nouns and the HTTP GET/POST/PUT/DELETE as the only verbs. From experience that concern, which to some might appear as overly pedantic actually does provide some tangible benefits. But alas, nothing is ever perfect.
Thanks for taking the time to make sense of identi.ca for me, and for promoting some interoperability in the micro-blogging venue.