Hi, sorry for the later answer, and thank you for your answers, i don't think this is right, because how i can know if a person it's tagged in a new backdrop?
There's kind of two thoughts I have about this, the first is that this isn't really a canonical piece of data as far as the database is concerned. You can't search for it, you can't query it, it's more or less pure presentation. The second is along the lines within the idea that it's just for presentation and is just a relationship. Not every single piece of data needs to be tracked independently, I don't think. If you're curious if a person has some tagged images, just call the /tagged_images method. Refresh your cached results every 7 or 14 days.
Reply by Travis Bell
on December 17, 2014 at 7:13 PM
Hey guys,
Indeed, we do not currently track a content change for a person being tagged in an image.
I've mostly bounced back and forth on this since it isn't really a content change in my mind.
Reply by Piero87
on January 6, 2015 at 7:12 PM
Hi, sorry for the later answer, and thank you for your answers, i don't think this is right, because how i can know if a person it's tagged in a new backdrop?
Reply by Travis Bell
on January 7, 2015 at 6:31 PM
Hi Piero87,
There's kind of two thoughts I have about this, the first is that this isn't really a canonical piece of data as far as the database is concerned. You can't search for it, you can't query it, it's more or less pure presentation. The second is along the lines within the idea that it's just for presentation and is just a relationship. Not every single piece of data needs to be tracked independently, I don't think. If you're curious if a person has some tagged images, just call the /tagged_images method. Refresh your cached results every 7 or 14 days.
Does that make some more sense?
Reply by Piero87
on January 15, 2015 at 8:20 AM
Ok thanks for the answer