The Jyte Blog, and any other JanRain blog or web property should take full advantage of OpenID.

By px on February 25, 2007

Tags: blogs, blogging, comments, openid, janrain, jyte, web, identity 2.0, distributed identity management, social networking, social, commenting

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Scott Kveton who agreed, says

And they all do ... :-)

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px who agreed, says

I actually made this claim while looking at the comment form on the Jyte Blog. I didn't see the usual OpenID field, which was all the way at the top of the page, hidden in the corner.