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I guess this could work for those who don't really count their users as their primary assets (and would otherwise outsource authentication to Twitter or Faceboo
by huhtenberg 14y ago
I guess this could work for those who don't really count their users as their primary assets (and would otherwise outsource authentication to Twitter or Facebook), but I don't really see this getting wide adoption among companies that are building and cultivating their own user bases.
It'd be curious to see how this will evolve and develop though, that's for sure.
- nostromo 14y agoA number of people have mentioned this, so thanks for bringing it up here. We're building a complete export, and use BCrypt for password hash storage. This means you can migrate off our service at any time (unlike Facebook & Twitter).
- leftnode 14y agoI built a service nearly identical to this (https://accthub.com https://accthub.com) and that is one of the biggest issues we're trying to overcome as well.