(1) The text is a chunk of plain text, not HTML. Whitespace is significant in it, however (which is a bit of a departure from most XML), so a newline or tab in the XML will be treated as a newline or tab in the outputted text.

(2) The images are temporary. You can count on them being on the servers for at least a couple of days, though this policy may change at some point due to server load.

the api specifies a block for text. how are line endings handled in that? is that a chunk of HTML? the spec just has “hello world” and nothing longer than that.

when you upload an image for a postcard, is that image handle you get persistent or temporary? if it’s persistent, how long can we count on it?

thanks

In answer to emad’s questions:
1) You can send a postcard without a picture. We already have people sending text for front and back.
2) We’re looking at adding international support for postcards early next year. We do mail internationally now for letters.

A couple of questions:
1) can we send postcards without pictures (and, if so, what is the pricing); and
2) When do you plan on supporting Canada?