I wanted to follow up on this. Admittedly, I'm a newb with oauth. I'm currently working on an application that uses MS's cloud computing environment Azure. I'm using this to schedule tweets in the future. Azure has a worker role which is an application that a web user never directly works against. The worker role is being used to post updates to a user's stream. Right now, I am using basic auth, but I would like to move to oauth. My current design has the user storing twitterids and passwords in a table. The user interacts over the web with the webrole and then the worker role handles the posting.
It looks to me, given a VERY limited knowledge of oauth, that its designed with user interaction in mind. Does that sound correct? Wally
