2012/10/24 Paul W. Frields <stickster@xxxxxxxxx>
Thank you Matthew and Paul (nice to hear you, Paul :) )
you're perfectly right and I put on here this consideration because I picked up some feedback from new Fedora users (which don't have FAS account), who wondered why they had to use only OpenID login.
See ya
Robert (robyduck)
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 08:11:47AM +0200, Robert Mayr wrote:
> Sorry if I pick up a topic that might has been discussed yet in the past.On the flip side, there is often value in tying people to online
> Actually I see some guys who wonder why on ask.fp.o the login can be
> done only with OpenID and there is no way to create a dedicated
> account.
> I think, if we want to move users to ask.fp we should consider that
> not all the new users are willing to login with their private google
> or yahoo account for example, but would more likely have a separate
> ask.fp account.
> So the OpenID should be more an alternative login, IMHO.
>
> What do you think about considering this to be implementated in the future?
reputation established elsewhere. That gets lost when you don't
connect to an existing identity.
Thank you Matthew and Paul (nice to hear you, Paul :) )
you're perfectly right and I put on here this consideration because I picked up some feedback from new Fedora users (which don't have FAS account), who wondered why they had to use only OpenID login.
See ya
Robert (robyduck)
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