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1.   AllisonR - April 13, 2008 - #

   Now that is brevity at its best!

2.   ulo - May 12, 2008 - #

   Interesting service.
   I would use it if you add OpenID support.

3.   Shannon - May 12, 2008 - #

   Hey ulo,

   I would love to add OpenID, but I don’t think it’s worth it with the twitter API.

   With the twitter api I have to include both your username and password to authorize twitresponse to interact with your account.

   I felt that seeing I have to get the username and password anyways, why bother adding extra steps to require people to register with my site first and then adding the twitter information afterwards?

   Now if twitter changed their API and profiles to include a secret authorization code to authenticate you rather than using your actual username and password, I’ll be sure to implement OpenID.

   ~Shannon

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