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"Never Use Google to Sign-In" he says it as he offers Google Sign-In through Disqus comment section on his blog.
by mrkramer 6y ago
"Never Use Google to Sign-In" he says it as he offers Google Sign-In through Disqus comment section on his blog.
- lucb1e 6y agoIf they had built their own comment section with Google login, that would be weird indeed. But if you just like Disqus comments (they certainly were hot when I actively blogged in 2012) and one of their login options is Google... I don't see the issue there unless they're really pushing you to use it.
- mrkramer 6y agoAuthor said "If a website offers you to sign-in using Google (or any third-party service, say Facebook, Github, etc.), don’t use that feature." But he has Disqus comment section which offers login through Facebook, Twitter and Google. I would say that's little bit hypocritical. The similar thing is when a politician says corruption is bad and next thing you know he or she is involved in corruption scandal.
- forgotpwd16 6y agoDisqus offers you sign-in using one of aforementioned services but you don't have to use that feature. You can make an account normally and sign-in using email/passsword. The author says you should prefer the later, not boycott any service offering the former.
- diroussel 6y agoIt’s ok to give advice and choice.
- chimen 6y agoHe's not offering Google Sign-In. Disqus does.