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Reading the API docs, it seems that every user needs their own URI to be uniquely identified. I wonder how this will work with the average user, just IP address
by Meldryn 14y ago
Reading the API docs, it seems that every user needs their own URI to be uniquely identified. I wonder how this will work with the average user, just IP address? What about users with shared internet?
- danielsiders 14y agoYou're correct-- we anticipate users either registering their own domains (i.e. http://danielsiders.com http://danielsiders.com) or using a hosted service that provides subdomains (http://danielsiders.tent.io http://danielsiders.tent.io). If you're hosting at home (dream solution here is plug computers), then dynamic DNS pointing to your home IP/computer.
- kevingranade 14y agoPageKite (pagekite.net) is another solution for self-hosted from a household. plug
- mmahemoff 14y agoThis was the mistake Open ID made, which they later realised complicated things way too much for the average user. Regular users want to identify as an email address, not a URI.