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OpenID: a new way to think about grantee networks?

Eugene Chan
| 8 May 2007 - 8:02am

There’s a lot of momentum and buzz behind OpenID lately. More and more services and websites are accepting OpenID logins as well as offering OpenID authentication services to its users.

I love this.

After reading Tim Bray’s post about Sun’s implementation of OpenID, the wheels in my mind began turning. He explains that Sun’s OpenID is only for Sun employees. Ergo: Sun OpenID == Sun employee.

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