Recently active topics in Get Satisfaction

Am I missing something here? It seems I can't get any topic result if I try to sort it with the
"participated_at" parameter.
Example:
http://api.getsatisfaction.com/topics...

We're developing a product for a new client and we all love your API. We'd like to have a private beta period in which a select group of users can access our site. Eventually, we want that same support system to be open and free when we go public.

If we use the API, will it automatically make a public profile (company, topics, etc.) on Get Satisfaction? We definitely want that to occur when we're public, but we don't want it to happen during the beta/alpha period.

Installed Helpcenter and for some reason it redirected to the SSL version of my domain but SSL wasn't configured properly so I removed the https and made it http and when i go to it now it just takes me to helpstart.php and the page is just blank...nothing else?

How can I fix this? I currently don't have an SSL on my support website:
http://support.remote-app.com/

How do Get Satisfaction make money to support the employees, servers, future developments and stuff?

Does Get Satisfaction tie in to Trac, SVN, bugzilla, basecamp, or other bug tracking software? Is there a way to import problems into a feature request repository?

Our site uses Help Center: http://help.jamlegend.com . The problem is that users have to log in twice to get access to the wonders of Get Satisfaction. We wanted users to be able to not have to log into our site and our help center (and to make it look seemless), but unfortunately, this prompt to create an account has caused many problems. We cannot get accurate feedback from our users because almost all of them abandon the Help Center when they're prompted to get logged in.

Based on this post (
http://getsatisfaction.com/getsatisfa... ), it seems that users have to log in and there is a solution through OpenID. I'm more interested in NOT HAVING USERS LOG IN AT ALL. It defeats the purpose of using the Help Center at all.

Can a user just post anonymously on our Help Center (and we'll pass their information- or credential them) or is there an implementation within Oauth to get into our Help Center without any hassle? Are there any examples you can point us to?

I know you guys have been working on this problem, but if this is not going to get fixed, then we'll have to just go back to the (not as great) system of the quick anonymous e-mail tab in our site. It doesn't seem to make sense that users need to absolutely give their e-mails since the point is to facilitate feedback. It seems to work for blogs, for a one-step post, can it work for us?

I'm looking up the recently created and recently active topics using the ruby api something like this:
sfn.companies['overlaytv'].topics.page(0, :order => 'recently_created', :limit =>5) and
sfn.companies['overlaytv'].topics.page(0, :order => 'recently_active', :limit =>5)

the results from these queries are the same for some reason.

looking at these two queries though (through the main site) does show differences.
http://getsatisfaction.com/overlaytv/... and
http://getsatisfaction.com/overlaytv/...

Am I using the api incorrectly?

Any examples of GetSatisfaction's login integrated into an external site through oauth API?

Is it possible to post to help center without a getsatisfaction account?

At www.secondbrain.com, we are working on moving our support issues to the get satisfaction helpcenter. The helpcenter is hosted at a mediatemple account, and the main service is hosted by rackspace. Is it possible to allow users to post in the help center, with their credentials from secondbrain, or do they need a separate getsatisfaction account?

Get satisfaction is quite awesome, so I have no problems with promoting the benefits from having an account here, but it would be nice to avoid the need of another registration just to get help...

looking for an example of the GetSatisfaction API integrated into a company/product support area.

is it possible to extract data from the API? stuff such as x users have reported y, x users have requested z, etc?

You can set an Official Title for employees of the company, and while I realize that this shouldn't appear in general API calls for that person like /person/XXXXXX, I would expect that title to appear in requests like /companies/XXXXXX/people(/XXXXXX) and /companies/XXXXXX/employees(/XXXXXX)

Is there somewhere else the official title appears?