OPs

Chris Messina writes: While I’m sympathetic to [the] argument that more OPs is frankly better for the web, [...] (veille) Liens du 30-10-2008 + les identités numériques on Oct 29th at 2pm

OpenID usability is not an oxymoron | FactoryCity 2008

While I’m sympathetic to Allen Tom’s argument that more OPs is frankly better for the web, I’m not convinced that a Visa card is all that useful if none of the major department stores will accept it.

OpenID usability is not an oxymoron | FactoryCity 2008

It collects information through normal overt means such as OPs, patrols, visual sightings, aerial reconnaissance, conversations with local inhabitants, and routine reports.

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Starting with OpenID Foundation to most writing about OpenID claim (erroneously in my opinion) that all RPs have to accept OpenIDs issued by any and all OPs.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Let us be clear: OpenID is an authentication protocol; RPs are at liberty to decide which OPs to accept.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Having different OPs for every arc in Bakemonogatari just made the series more unique.

Notable OP/ED themes: Summer 2009 « Undercover 2009

This makes it stand out from the rest of the OPs this season … Maybe even one of the best ever.

Notable OP/ED themes: Spring 2009 « Undercover 2009

Instead of Demand OpenID list (which is forcing the hands of RPs), we should be demanding OPs to add verification of some aspect of OpenID holders that will be difficult or expensive for RPs to do.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Eventually, crappy OID providers will die off because no sites support them (unless all sites support them because geeks like to solve pointless challenges of supporting lame OPs)

Does OpenID need to be hard? | FactoryCity 2009

Facebook Connect solves this by simplifying the set of OPs to one – Facebook.

Does OpenID need to be hard? | FactoryCity 2009