Comments on: The OpenID Project http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/ The flamboyant insights of a teenage web developer from England, UK. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:11:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Extraordinary Paraphernalia » Archive » Facebook as an Identity http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-3011 Extraordinary Paraphernalia » Archive » Facebook as an Identity Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:37:11 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-3011 [...] my old blog, I talked about OpenID which aims to provide me and you with an identity and credentials that can be used all [...] […] my old blog, I talked about OpenID which aims to provide me and you with an identity and credentials that can be used all […]

]]> By: Jonathan Daugherty http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-985 Jonathan Daugherty Sat, 14 Oct 2006 20:46:49 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-985 Hello, We (JanRain, Inc.) maintain a list of ready-to-use OpenID-enabled sites on our sites directory at http://www.myopenid.com/directory. Our OpenID dev site, www.openidenabled.com, hosts our library source and other application modifications. Wikitravel's OpenID support can be downloaded as a mediawiki extension from the MediaWiki SVN, and was written by the creator of Wikitravel, with some contributions from me. You can also get a Drupal OpenID plugin from the Drupal CVS or the Drupal module contributions site. Enjoy! Hello,

We (JanRain, Inc.) maintain a list of ready-to-use OpenID-enabled sites on our sites directory at http://www.myopenid.com/directory. Our OpenID dev site, http://www.openidenabled.com, hosts our library source and other application modifications. Wikitravel’s OpenID support can be downloaded as a mediawiki extension from the MediaWiki SVN, and was written by the creator of Wikitravel, with some contributions from me. You can also get a Drupal OpenID plugin from the Drupal CVS or the Drupal module contributions site. Enjoy!

]]> By: Sunny Boy http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-982 Sunny Boy Sat, 14 Oct 2006 15:48:36 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-982 Thanks for the info on the OpenID Wordpress plugin! I am quite surprised that Wordpress doesn't offer OpenID logins even as an option. Keep up the good work, I'm going to use your plugin. Thanks for the info on the OpenID Wordpress plugin! I am quite surprised that Wordpress doesn’t offer OpenID logins even as an option. Keep up the good work, I’m going to use your plugin.

]]> By: Alan J Castonguay http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-981 Alan J Castonguay Sat, 14 Oct 2006 14:59:48 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-981 As a form of user owned and operated identity, OpenID beats the pants off of federated identity services (like google accounts or .NET passports). I'm hacking a <a href="http://verselogic.net/projects/wordpress/wordpress-openid-plugin/" rel="nofollow">Wordpress plugin</a> right now. Plugins aren't eligible for the bounty program, but that doesn't mean people can't make use of it. As a form of user owned and operated identity, OpenID beats the pants off of federated identity services (like google accounts or .NET passports).

I’m hacking a Wordpress plugin right now. Plugins aren’t eligible for the bounty program, but that doesn’t mean people can’t make use of it.

]]> By: Ramble http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-971 Ramble Fri, 13 Oct 2006 17:38:00 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-971 A .net passport is another thing you could compare it to. A .net passport is another thing you could compare it to.

]]> By: Cow http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-970 Cow Fri, 13 Oct 2006 17:34:07 +0000 http://blog.eop.org.uk/203-the-openid-project/#comment-970 Interesting analysis of an interesting technology. It really does go further down the road of TimBL's idea of everything in the world being represented by a URL. There are actually bounties of $5000 or something to get OpenID implemented into Drupal, Wordpress, etc. I've not really researched it yet but it is an interesting thing I plan to look into. What would be really nice would be a simple PHP script anyone could upload to their server and instantly give themselves a standalone openID manager. Interesting analysis of an interesting technology. It really does go further down the road of TimBL’s idea of everything in the world being represented by a URL. There are actually bounties of $5000 or something to get OpenID implemented into Drupal, Wordpress, etc. I’ve not really researched it yet but it is an interesting thing I plan to look into. What would be really nice would be a simple PHP script anyone could upload to their server and instantly give themselves a standalone openID manager.

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