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I disagree about removing FB-connect as the only auth method. There's nothing wrong with it, despite the current perception around privacy issues. You did say t
by instakill 15y ago
I disagree about removing FB-connect as the only auth method. There's nothing wrong with it, despite the current perception around privacy issues. You did say that us techie-types are more aware of the cookie issue but you can't extrapolate some of your non-techie friends to the rest of what would be the OP's target audience.
- revorad 15y agoYou don't have to remove FB-connect. You can just add other ways to sign up. I understand if the OP didn't do it just to launch asap, but I pointed it out so that he/she gets the most use out of posting it on HN.
- mike-cardwell 15y agoThis policy of "only cater for Facebook users, and only Facebook users who don't care about privacy" prevents me from using the service, and prevents me from recommending it to friends and family. That doesn't sound like "nothing wrong" to me. The vast majority of websites let anybody with an email address sign up. This site doesn't.