I just fixed a couple of bugs I was encountering to do with string encoding and also removed the unneeded imports from your pull_user.py example.
It would be great if this library had unicode support, especially given the amount of emojis and other non-ascii characters used on ask.fm, but I recognise that this is quite a big task, so for now gracefully ignoring unicode is a good goal.
I just fixed a couple of bugs I was encountering to do with string encoding and also removed the unneeded imports from your pull_user.py example.
It would be great if this library had unicode support, especially given the amount of emojis and other non-ascii characters used on ask.fm, but I recognise that this is quite a big task, so for now gracefully ignoring unicode is a good goal.