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A comment on the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness" in OpenID Foundation:

It does now! – Earle Martin, on August 19, 2008 16:00

A comment on the idea "How about support for OpenID in Satisfaction Unlimited?" in Get Satisfaction:

Woot. Thanks guys. – Earle Martin, on August 19, 2008 15:57

Ted Grubb's reply to "How about support for OpenID in Satisfaction Unlimited?" was just promoted to the most useful! Earle Martin and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Scott finished his work on this a while back, but there was some integration work that we had to take care of before we could launch it. I'm happy to say that the final pieces are in place and you'll have OpenID (and Windows LiveID) support later tonight or tomorrow!

Thanks everyone for your patience on this one.

Three cheers for scott! \o/ \o/ \o/

Earle Martin marked one of Will Norris' replies in Vidoop as useful. Will Norris replied to the problem "Please reconsider the use of XRDS/XRI".

Earle Martin replied on August 14, 2008 14:50 to the problem "Please reconsider the use of XRDS/XRI" in Vidoop:

Hi Will, Chris,

Thanks for the link to the discussion in the XRDS-Simple group (August 12th - super fresh!). My concern was that XRDS-Simple, even as a simplified protocol, was still built around XRI; but I see that Eran Hammer-Lahav also shares that concern. His proposal to rebuild it around HTTP URIs is totally in line with my feelings on the matter, and, in fact, is startlingly similar to what I was going to reply to Chris with, right down to the mention of the HTTP LINK draft RFC.

Thanks, guys.

Earle Martin reported a problem in Vidoop on August 14, 2008 02:03:

Please reconsider the use of XRDS/XRI

"We are not satisfied that XRIs provide functionality not readily available from http: URIs." -- Tim Berners-Lee, http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w... .

Please do not try to establish a standard around an unproven competing technology to the shared foundation of HTTP URIs that the open Web builds upon.

Earle Martin started following the idea "Would like to set privacy settings for Twitter" in Brightkite.

A comment on the problem "Demand counter has jammed?" in OpenID Foundation:

I hope they replace it; it was both fun to see it increasing and also a useful sign of how many active and vocal OpenID users there are.

Regarding your comment about AppEngine, I really hope that's not the case. – Earle Martin, on June 11, 2008 02:38

Earle Martin reported a problem in Twitter on June 09, 2008 23:19:

Don't shorten URLs unnecessarily.

You're shortening all URLs, even if the tweet length including the URL is under 140 characters. Please don't do that; the shortened URLs are opaque and lose valuable message context.

Earle Martin reported a problem in OpenID Foundation on June 01, 2008 02:17:

Demand counter has jammed?

The counter of how many sites are being demanded seems to have jammed at 1001. (I just added another and it didn't change.)

Earle Martin replied on May 30, 2008 14:22 to the problem "Location reported to Fire Eagle doesn't match actual location" in Brightkite:

How baffling! Thanks, will do.

Earle Martin marked one of Lode's replies in OpenID Foundation as useful. Lode replied to the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness".

Earle Martin marked one of Amy Muller's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Amy Muller replied to the idea "How about support for OpenID in Satisfaction Unlimited?".

Earle Martin marked one of David Hughes' replies in Brightkite as useful. David Hughes replied to the idea "click map to locate".

Earle Martin started following the idea "click map to locate" in Brightkite.

Earle Martin shared an idea in OpenID Foundation on May 29, 2008 18:14:

Embeddable widget, or RSS feed of top 10

You could get more publicity by coding up an embeddable widget showing the current top 10, or at least providing an RSS feed of them

Earle Martin started following the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness" in OpenID Foundation.

Earle Martin reported a problem in Brightkite on May 27, 2008 14:52:

Location reported to Fire Eagle doesn't match actual location

I'm checked in at "63 Fairlop Road, Walthamstow, London", but Fire Eagle is reporting that you told it *65* Fairlop Road.

My user name is hex.

Earle Martin replied on May 24, 2008 00:09 to the idea "OpenID Support" in Twitter:

People, please vote for this at: http://demand.openid.net/site/twitter...

A comment on the idea "OpenID Support" in Twitter:

Zing... not. – Earle Martin, on May 24, 2008 00:07