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I'm currently using https://intensedebate.com/ https://intensedebate.com/ which, while abandonware, allows people to comment anonymously or using their Twitter
by edent 6y ago
I'm currently using https://intensedebate.com/ https://intensedebate.com/ which, while abandonware, allows people to comment anonymously or using their Twitter & Facebook accounts.
How hard would it be to add non-Matrix accounts to this service?
- southerntofu 6y agoCan't speak for the author about Cactus, but in my experience if you want to integrate with a lot of services for comments on your blog, you can use a widely-implemented protocol like webmention, along with a gateway like brid.gy for interfacing with centralized silos. Unfortunately Facebook shut down the brid.gy gateway a few years ago, but other silos still interoperate fine.
- anoa_ 6y agoMatrix is adding support for client-specific SSO identity providers: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/blob/t3chguy/msc/multi-sso/proposals/2858-Multiple-SSO-Identity-Providers.md https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/blob/t3chguy/msc/mu... This allows homeservers to specify trusted providers to prove identity with, which clients can then offer to their users to log in with. See this in action already with Element, the flagship Matrix client: https://app.element.io/#/login https://app.element.io/#/login You'll see that several social networks as well as Github/GitLab are offered to login with.