35 blog reactions to simonwillison.net/2008/Jan/7/projection/

Further reading Like I said, OpenID is a much richer system than I’ve presented it to be here. I’ve skipped all the technical details - I haven’t even told you your OpenID login name will be just a web address. Should I have told you that the main idea is that

Further reading Like I said, OpenID is a much richer system than I’ve presented it to be here. I’ve skipped all the technical details - I haven’t even told you your OpenID login name will be just a web address. Should I have told you that the main idea is that

Further reading Like I said, OpenID is a much richer system than I’ve presented it to be here. I’ve skipped all the technical details - I haven’t even told you your OpenID login name will be just a web address. Should I have told you that the main idea is that

While I decided that I didn’t want Django People to become yet another OpenID provider, I do want to give people the ability to use their profile page on the site as an OpenID—so that they can prove that they own it (see my recent post on identity projection). To that end, the new account settings page lets advanced OpenID users set up an openid.server and openid.delegate for their profile page, as described in my blog entry from just over a year ago.

’t want Django People to become yet another OpenID provider, I do want to give people the ability to use their profile page on the site as an OpenID—so that they can prove that they own it (see my recent post on identity projection). To that end, the new account settings page lets advanced OpenID users set up an openid.server and openid.delegate for their profile page, as described in my blog entry from just over a year ago. One caveat: the site only supports OpenID 1.1, at least

While I decided that I didn’t want Django People to become yet another OpenID provider, I do want to give people the ability to use their profile page on the site as an OpenID—so that they can prove that they own it (see my recent post on identity projection). To that end, the new account settings page lets advanced OpenID users set up an openid.server and openid.delegate for their profile page, as described in my blog entry from just over a year ago.

While I decided that I didn’t want Django People to become yet another OpenID provider, I do want to give people the ability to use their profile page on the site as an OpenID—so that they can prove that they own it (see my recent post on identity projection). To that end, the new account settings page lets advanced OpenID users set up an openid.server and openid.delegate for their profile page, as described in my blog entry from just over a year ago.

While I decided that I didn’t want Django People to become yet another OpenID provider, I do want to give people the ability to use their profile page on the site as an OpenID—so that they can prove that they own it (see my recent post on identity projection). To that end, the new account settings page lets advanced OpenID users set up an openid.server and openid.delegate for their profile page, as described in my blog entry from just over a year ago.

Mots-clés : openid Quelques bonnes nouvelles pêchées dans ma bête-bouffe-fils concernant l'adoption OpenID : Deux grandes marques internet média rejoignent le gang OpenID ! Comme l'avait écrit Simon Willison il y a deux semaines, c'est confirmé. La date est à marquer d'une pierre blanche avec un hCalendar propre :

Referencias: - WILLISON, SIMON. Yahoo!, Flickr, OpenID and Identity Projection. Publicado el 07 de enero de 2008. - KIRKPATRICK, MARSHALL. Flickr to Authenticate OpenID – Is This Yahoo! CES Announcement? Publicado el 07 de enero de 2008. - BRICKLEY, DAN. Flickr (Yahoo) upcoming support for OpenID.