Bringing in that OpenID Goodness
27 Jul 2008
After reading about it in this cool blog, I’ve enabled OpenID on The AFC.
This means that anyone with an OpenID can now comment using their OpenID url. Amazingly, that means anyone from:
- Blogspot – blogname.blogspot.com
- Flickr – www.flickr.com/photos/username
- LiveJournal – username.livejournal.com
- Technorati – technorati.com/people/technorati/username
- and a host of other sites (or even your own site)
I think it’s a great way of improving the inter-operability of different blogging / social networking platforms. It will definitely mean a little more convenience for those who will comment on this blog since they won’t have to type all those info to comment. Just type your OpenID url on the text box with the OpenID logo.
Enable OpenID on your own wordpress site by installing the OpenID WP Plugin just as I did. You can also install the OpenID Delegation Plugin to make your website (i.e. http://urriza.net/blog) your very own OpenID identity. So now I can comment on my LiveJournal and Blogger friends using my own URL. Nice.
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
FIRST!
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Yahoo! It worked. Thanks for testing Mr. FF-Freakazoid
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Nice post and congrats on supporting OpenID! I work for Vidoop, we have an OpenID provider at http://myVidoop.com It supports OpenID delegation, we have an integrated password manager to help with managing your traditional logins/passwords, two factor auth. security and more.
Best of luck in the future!
Cheers,
Kevin
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