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As well as returning the access_token, return who it is associated to #15
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Returning the access_token is useful, but even more important is knowing which user has granted us access.
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As well as returning the access_token, return who it is associated to
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Wow, sorry. I meant to type #17. |
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Returning the access_token is useful, but even more important is knowing
which user has granted us access.