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Email Addresses as OpenIDs

By Dirk Balfanz Tuesday October 20, 2009

OpenID and LRDD

By Dirk Balfanz Wednesday September 2, 2009

Making the Case for a New ‘acct’ URI Scheme

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday August 19, 2009

Users vs. Identity Providers in OpenID

By Dirk Balfanz Monday July 27, 2009

What’s Next for OpenID?

By Dirk Balfanz Thursday July 23, 2009

Introducing ‘Sign-in with Twitter’, OAuth-Style “Connect”

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday April 16, 2009

Conceptual Outline for XRD-Based OpenID Discovery

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday March 16, 2009

Clarifying Thoughts on OpenID

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday March 10, 2009

Does OpenID Have an Identity Crisis?

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday February 27, 2009

Six Things I Am Grateful to OpenID For

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday February 25, 2009

I Want to Be a Second Class Citizen

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday June 2, 2008

The War of the Ose’s

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday January 31, 2008

Dear Mailman, Please Read My TOS

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday January 4, 2008

Addressing OpenID Shortcomings: Recovery, Replacement, User-Friendliness, and Retention

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday January 3, 2008

A Way Out of Cheating

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday December 26, 2007

OpenID Makes Close Better

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday October 9, 2007

The Gray Shades of White-Labels

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday August 2, 2007

Elements of API Security

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday July 31, 2007

And Now for Something Completely Different

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Sunday July 29, 2007

=eran is Me

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Saturday July 28, 2007

Something I Want You to Know When I’m Dead

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday July 25, 2007

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