OpenID For this site..

[ascu...@yahoo.com]

Hay there.

Has anyone here considered implementing the OpenID feature for this
site?

I have a lot of blog sites with my names scattered all over the
internet that I never used... thinking of there might be a great
alternative to any popular blog sites.

There is one that I have at this popular blog site(LJ) however I don't
use it because I am not even popular at all.

Incase if I gain popularity again, people from OpenID could reply to
my blog here.

Would an OpenID be possible for this site?

[Jim Worthen]

What is an OpenID, never heard of it.

Jim Worthen
Emocium Inc.
PHP, Database and  SEO Specialists

[David]

Open ID:
http://openid.net/

Personally I dont recommend it, I prefer to have our own user database
for migration reasons.

On Aug 7, 8:21 am, "Jim Worthen" <fr...@aeonity.com> wrote:
> What is an OpenID, never heard of it.
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> On 8/6/07, ascula...@yahoo.com <ascula...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> > Hay there.
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> > Has anyone here considered implementing the OpenID feature for this
> > site?
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> > I have a lot of blog sites with my names scattered all over the
> > internet that I never used... thinking of there might be a great
> > alternative to any popular blog sites.
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> > There is one that I have at this popular blog site(LJ) however I don't
> > use it because I am not even popular at all.
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> > Incase if I gain popularity again, people from OpenID could reply to
> > my blog here.
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> > Would an OpenID be possible for this site?
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> Jim Worthen
> Emocium Inc.
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[yo...@who.net]

I don't know why openid is a bad idea however, I would say not to
implement the openid thing until the user base for this blog site
starts to grow even faster.