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This is what I get for Stack Apps:

 { "display_name": "user", "email_hash": "11aa11...22bb22...", "reputation": 101, "user_id": 0000, "user_type": "registered" } 

And this is what I get from other sites:

 { "display_name": "user", "email_hash": "11aa11...22bb22...", "on_site": { "api_endpoint": "http://api.meta.stackoverflow.com", "description": "Q&A about Stack Overflow, Server Fault, and Super User", "icon_url": "http://sstatic.net/mso/apple-touch-icon.png", "logo_url": "http://sstatic.net/mso/img/logo.png", "name": "Stack Overflow Meta", "site_url": "http://meta.stackoverflow.com" }, "reputation": 101, "user_id": 0000, "user_type": "registered" } 

As you can see, the whole on_site portion is missing.

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  • I can reproduce this as well for me. Should I code a workaround? Or will this be fixed? Commented Jun 18, 2010 at 5:11

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This has been fixed.

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This is likely due to the fact that StackAuth does not show stackapps either.

A failure of the cascading type.

Sounds like an example where a persistent cache would be helpfule.

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