Talking points
Eugene Eric Kim
eekim at blueoxen.com
Thu Feb 16 18:57:54 UTC 2006
On Thu, Feb 16, 2006 at 10:51:51AM -0800, Johannes Ernst wrote:
> When you talk about YADIS -- and I'm sure many of you do, to other
> developers, to friends and family, to potential customers and users
> -- what do you usually talk about? What are the most important things
> about YADIS that you can think of?
Here are mine:
* The bad news: There are a gazillion identity specs and systems out
there.
* The good news: These folks are talking to each other. The
community (for the most part) realizes that no one can own this
space, and that interoperability is a necessity. Things are
converging slowly but surely.
* YADIS is one indication of this. A small but important step in
the right direction.
* Enables you to support OpenID, LID, and i-names in a fairly
transparent way. Hopefully others (like SXIP) will jump on board;
at minimum, they're participating in the conversation.
* With YADIS, you don't have to wait for further convergence.
Implement now. Should be forward-compatible with future specs.
-Eugene
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