Nice, I was just talking with a senior developer the other day about database normalization. He told me about the "4th degree Normalization" in which; after the database is completely normalize, de-normalize it for performance.
So I was wrong. Apparently it is not required to sign up to post a comment. This is good news, but I would still encourage people to sign up, as this could be a great tool.
It seems like a great step towards a decentralized social network. Brings people back to the blogosphere. :)
I have set up my account, and am using ClaimID as my OpendID provider. http://claimid.com/tylermac. When I use this URL I get back a message "Your openid url appears to be invalid. Please try again."
It appears that your OpendID does not support openid Relying Parties. This allows us to add a redirect into a page to an openid server. The following code is found at my openid:
<!-- OpenID Server and Delegation. Use your ClaimID to log in to OpenID websites -->
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It seems like a great step towards a decentralized social network. Brings people back to the blogosphere. :)
It appears that your OpendID does not support openid Relying Parties. This allows us to add a redirect into a page to an openid server. The following code is found at my openid:
<!-- OpenID Server and Delegation. Use your ClaimID to log in to OpenID websites -->
<meta http-equiv="x-xrds-location" content="http://claimid.com/tylermac/xrds" />
<link rel="openid.server" href="https://openid.claimid.com/server" />
<link rel="openid.delegate" href="https://openid.claimid.com/tylermac" />
More information can be found in the specification here. http://openid.net/specs/openid-authentication-2_0...
Love your service, and everything looks great with it. Can't wait to see how this takes off for you.
PS. I understand this isn't a bug forum. Just thought I'd take the chance to test out a comment anyways. ;)