title: Facebook API: allow my own website to access my profile, semi-permanently
body: <p>Essentially I want to have my blog grab wall photos, status updates, etc. from my facebook profile. I know how the Javascript sdk works: the user clicks on a special facebook button which then gives my website permissions, for some short duration. I'm using it to grab the display picture of people who post on my website to show next to their comments.</p>
  
  <p>However, this is a somewhat different use case: I'll be the only one person giving permission to my website, and it will be for the long term (weeksish?). I can easily hack together a client-side authentication flow for myself to go and click on and accept, I was wondering if there was a better way to manage this sort of thing? Some backdoor where I, as a facebook user, can manually "give permission" to my website to do stuff.</p>
  
  <p>EDIT: I looked through the app permissions management page on my facebook, and although I can remove app permissions and see what permissions they have and have been using, there is no way to <em>add</em> more permissions manually</p>