Fair enough then--I think most of the fuss over FB/Twitter was the godawful way LJ implemented with no warning and with massive security breach potential.
I haven't seen, after that, much actual fuss, and regularly see Twitter and Facebook accounts commenting in various places, I view that as a dfinite Good Thing.
And frankly the people trying to recruit to DW based on why they got fed up with LJ aren't doing the site any favours at all. I like DW for what it is and what it's trying to be, interoperability is king.
Given that the next version of OpenID is likely to work for Twitter and Facebook anyway by design (although I've stopped following it closely), that specific point may be moot anyway.
Re: Other
Date: 2011-05-16 11:35 pm (UTC)I haven't seen, after that, much actual fuss, and regularly see Twitter and Facebook accounts commenting in various places, I view that as a dfinite Good Thing.
And frankly the people trying to recruit to DW based on why they got fed up with LJ aren't doing the site any favours at all. I like DW for what it is and what it's trying to be, interoperability is king.
Given that the next version of OpenID is likely to work for Twitter and Facebook anyway by design (although I've stopped following it closely), that specific point may be moot anyway.