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We made it work for emails. And guessing an email of someone (which is hard to do) something that stopped us to adopt emails. if its someone you have him in y
by andreasklinger 15y ago
We made it work for emails.
And guessing an email of someone (which is hard to do) something that stopped us to adopt emails.
if its someone you have him in your friendcircle->app
I believe we need a proper open identity system in general but this could be a start.
The solution wont be facebook.com/nickname nor vox.io/nickname
It will be providerOrContextOrWorkplaces.com/name maybe
- Dylan16807 15y agoI trust a verbal number exchange far more than a verbal email/id exchange.
- andreasklinger 15y agowhy?
- Dylan16807 15y agoHow do you spell that no wait did you say M is that upper or lower case how do I type an underscore into this thing oh the word underscore was that .net or .biz too late I typed .com automatically. The places I've seen that give automatic email addresses have used a formula like first initial, last name, autoincrementing number. I think this is a pretty good system, but if you go worldwide you're going to get nice big numbers - entering name and number almost exactly like you do already. But if you misspell something based on a verbal communication it breaks harder.
- mjwalshe 15y agorealy name@example.com is unique looking up some one by name in a countrys phone book is not! How may John Smith's are there in your country ?