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SSO is a separately solvable problem, and even so, I'm not sure it's a solution that needs applying here. It's not clear why any form of sign-on is needed—SSO
by carussell 11y ago
SSO is a separately solvable problem, and even so, I'm not sure it's a solution that needs applying here. It's not clear why any form of sign-on is needed—SSO or not. Almost everybody in this space is already using public-key crypto for authentication.
- tracker1 11y agoBut not for signing into the website, and adding notes for a pull request, or filing a bug/issue/feature request.
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- carussell 11y agoI don't even know why I bother trying to have discussions with GitHub users.
- tracker1 11y agoHow does public key crypto let me use multiple website, similar to github's, so that I can create a PR, and update/edit notes/comments on issues? It's a demonstrably broken experience in the browser. Having one key to rule them all, so to speak is far easier than having to sign into every project's own issue tracker. I understand the risks (ie: sourceforge), but have some level of trust in GH's founders.