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MMcCubbing started following the idea "How about syncing extensions ?" in Xmarks.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Posting Pictures to Picasa" in Ping.fm.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Demand for OpenID providers to claim identity, apart from consuming" in OpenID Foundation.

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

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Adding contacts support" in OpenID Foundation.

MMcCubbing started following the question "Communicating with websites?" in OpenID Foundation.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Redundant OpenID" in OpenID Foundation.

Snowflake Seven's reply to "Let users "prove" that a site has OpenID support." was just promoted to the most useful! MMcCubbing and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

When you launch a campaign essentially petitioning and calling out someone to change behavior, it requires four things.

1. A method of collecting signators. (check)


2. A method of delivering the signatures to the petitioned. (?)


3. A method of documenting a the response of the petitioned. (check)


4. A method of celebrating success within the community of supporters. (missing)

That final point is what helps keep up enthusiasm amongst the signators and encourages them to stay actively involved and recruit more supporters.

Documentation means boldly highlighting success. Demand OpenID quietly adds a note and makes no attempt to boldly (keyword here) highlight that a site has adopted OpenID. A signatory could easily add GetSatisfaction.com to the list and never notice the little green text at the top denoting it already offers OpenID.

Demand.Openid.com needs to be more than just a list.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Let users "prove" that a site has OpenID support." in OpenID Foundation.

MMcCubbing replied on June 19, 2009 19:31 to the idea "Centralized account managment" in OpenID Foundation:

This is something I have been waiting to develop for a long time now. The privacy and account management ideas are certainly two I hadn't thought of. The privacy settings would certainly be very difficult to setup and the account management even more so. We may never see these ideas implemented, but then again some brilliant people and groups are working on it. Who knows what time will reveal.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Centralized account managment" in OpenID Foundation.

MMcCubbing replied on June 19, 2009 19:27 to the problem ""Get Satisfaction" forums stink, get a real forum" in OpenID Foundation:

Many people, such as myself, find the Get Satisfaction method quite useful and efficient. If you disagree I am sure that the GS team would be happy to hear any improvements you can suggest.

MMcCubbing replied on June 19, 2009 17:33 to the problem "Long inbox name display problem" in OtherInbox:

Glad to know it's being worked on. I'll just keep changing the mailbox names for now.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "See a contact history of what's been changed on each sync." in Soocial.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Secure (HTTPS) access to Soocial data" in Soocial.

MMcCubbing replied on June 19, 2009 11:01 to the question "Can I export my Soocial contacts?" in Soocial:

Any plans to add other formats?

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Sync with linkedin" in Soocial.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "User-initiated merge by drag-and-dropping?" in Soocial.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Add Plaxo as a Connection for Soocial" in Soocial.

MMcCubbing started following the idea "Merging improvements" in Soocial.