identifier in email like format
Instead of identifying myself with:
http://example.net/john-doe
I would prefer:
john-doe@example.net
We could have a standard approach where identifier@domain translates to http://domain/identifier
I think it would give OpenID more human friendly feel than using URL format.
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haupation
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haupation
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James Rhodes
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AdminChris Messina
(Admin, OpenID)
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Also, read this:
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AdminChris Messina
(Admin, OpenID)
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This is already being worked on through the WebFinger project, and was previously attempted with the EAUT (Email-Address to URL Translation) project.
http://hueniverse.com/webfinger/
http://eaut.orgThanks for the suggestion!