I am trying to identify the hottest tracks in the range from May 1, 2012 to May 10, 2012.
Unfortunately, the following query returns an empty set of tracks:
http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks?limit=20&order=hotness&created_at[from]=2012-05-01&created_at[to]=2012-05-10&consumer_key=
However, it is clear that there are tracks created in this time range because the same query works when the order parameter is omitted:
http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks?limit=20&created_at[from]=2012-05-01&created_at[to]=2012-05-10&consumer_key=
I was hoping that the hotness algorithm would work in any time range.
Another strange thing I discovered is that when the query parameter is set along with the hotness and created_at parameters, the results are returned:
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Unfortunately, the results do not seem to be sorted by ardor (although I think they may have been at some point in the past).
Any tips on how to get a list of tracks sorted by heat over a specific time interval?
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