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]]> http://kveton.wordpress.com/2006/07/31/post-oscon-thoughts-on-openid/#comment-35 OpenID Questions « Blog by Kveton Fri, 01 Sep 2006 17:52:38 +0000 https://kveton.wordpress.com/2006/07/31/post-oscon-thoughts-on-openid/#comment-35 [...] This is not the first time time we have heard this question come up. My advice today? Make sure you pick an OpenID that you’d like to have for a long time. There isn’t a solution for this yet as most of the solutions out there today (for example, i-names) require some sort of centralized registry. (Full disclosure: JanRain is bringing up an i-broker as part of the i-names eco-system). The main premise around OpenID has been de-centralization and simplicity. Having a centralized registry flies in the face of that as well as adds another level of complexity. What I’m saying is I don’t have an answer for this, but again, I believe the community and marketplace will solve this problem in the very near future. [...] [...] This is not the first time time we have heard this question come up. My advice today? Make sure you pick an OpenID that you’d like to have for a long time. There isn’t a solution for this yet as most of the solutions out there today (for example, i-names) require some sort of centralized registry. (Full disclosure: JanRain is bringing up an i-broker as part of the i-names eco-system). The main premise around OpenID has been de-centralization and simplicity. Having a centralized registry flies in the face of that as well as adds another level of complexity. What I’m saying is I don’t have an answer for this, but again, I believe the community and marketplace will solve this problem in the very near future. [...]

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