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From the perspective of a web developer, what I don't like about Facebook Connect is I give up ownership of my user accounts. In other words (unless I ask for
by jseims 15y ago
From the perspective of a web developer, what I don't like about Facebook Connect is I give up ownership of my user accounts.
In other words (unless I ask for and maintain separate user tables), all the login credentials stay with Facebook. And if they ever decide to stop supporting my site, I lose all my users.
I'd be willing to pay for a FB Connect like service if I trusted it (which would probably mean the ability to download login info on anyone who connected, so I could roll my own user management whenever I wanted).
- slig 15y agoSomeone posted this idea other day: save the user's email and if you ever want to get rid (or if you get kicked from) fb connect you can ask the user to reset their password.