Doug A.

Being able to edit via api would of course be great, but I can already change permissions for all api generated content to have permissions to edit/comment, so if I changed that permission, my users get the link we provide via api, and then edit those gammas. The only negative is then after they are done, and then they want to share the link with their clients, those clients have the same permission to edit. It would be great if once they edited, they could have the ability to change the permissions to view only. It would make sense if that was something I could allow them to do from the main account page that host the api's.....'allow link recipient to change permissions (from edit/comment to view only)' It would also drive a lot of people into the gamma experience to edit since they have to set up at least a free acct....so there's a benefit, too

It also said their parameter docs and api examples show 10 as the example or default so some people leave it in accidentally but it can be changed

I looked into it and it says that 'numCards' is an optional api field and if we don't use it then it defaults to 10. We should include it and use 'numCards: 20' so it can go over 10 if it needs to but never over 20. Also, we could be using cardSplit: "inputTextBreaks" but numCards should probably work better

Is there a limit to the number of slides that can be generated via api per call?

Strange outcome I'm having with API generations - for some reason the same stock photos keep appearing in generations with different themes and image styles selected - any idea how i can keep these same images from popping up? Seems like they're in @75% of the gestational from this prompt - two links for examples https://gamma.app/docs/Your-Home-Your-Options-wmtooclbtzxufr4?mode=doc and a 2nd one https://gamma.app/docs/Your-Home-Your-Options-Your-Best-Outcome-9meenchkrs54fsg?mode=doc One more: https://gamma.app/docs/Your-Home-Your-Next-Chapter-oxxmjgh0yfeocec Im familiar with these images - I've used them in other places but not in gamma. Multiple users across the country use our api for generation and some get these images pulled in, some do not. Just have no idea how they're getting in.