We'll have a means to exchange @Anywhere access tokens for OAuth 1.0 access
tokens soon.
Little bit of devil's advocate for the community on this topic though:
- Do you think that when a user authorizes your site to use @Anywhere that
there is any implicit authorization that you should be able
I don't think that the user even knows that he/she is using @Anywhere
and not some homemade feature of the website he/she is visiting.
Also, you can do a *lot* with @Anywhere and it doesn't really change
very much when changing that to OAuth.
I don't think that the user would care, as long as
