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Yes! I mostly used it for transactional emails but it does also work for newsletters too! You can even add some personalization based on the recipient in React, which traditional drag-and-drop email builder won't be able to easily do.

But if your newsletter is totally static, beehiv / substack might be easier.

As a former maintainer of a significant portion of Meta's Graph API, I anticipated that integrating Meta's official API into our product would be straightforward. However, the reality was far from it.

It took us an astounding 14 attempts and almost 3 months to pass the API App Review. For context, our API use case is fairly standard. All we require is to fetch Instagram comments on our users' own posts – as simple as that.

I felt the reviewers didn't not understand ANYTHING about Graph API itself. They're basically following a prefixed script to reject any applications that are NOT demonstrating a short list of predefined behaviors. For example, fetching IG comments requires `pages_show_list` permission per official API doc but our app has absolutely nothing to do with FB pages. Still, they wanted us to prove we have a valid use case for FB pages to be approved.

Can anyone relate to this nightmare?

Hi, I developed this plugin for Frigate & Home Assistant to automate video footage analysis using GPT-4 Vision. Feel free to take a look at the demos and share your thoughts. Thank you!