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Or twitter. Honestly, It's easier than making people sign up for an account (safer too, since they don't leave an unhashed password in their database)
by vertis 13y ago
Or twitter.
Honestly, It's easier than making people sign up for an account (safer too, since they don't leave an unhashed password in their database)
- ggambetta 13y agoOr twitter: ---------- This application will be able to: Read Tweets from your timeline. See who you follow, and follow new people. Update your profile. Post Tweets for you. ---------- SRSLY?
- milesokeefe 13y agoEh, vote then revoke access to the app.
- mverwijs 13y agoMaking it very complicated to cast a simple vote.
- Sprint 13y agoHow do you know it does not immediately utilise those rights?
- brokenparser 13y agoPlease just say use
- Sprint 13y agoTo me "utilise" has a slightly different meaning that "use". I am not a native speaker though. Is it just a fancy way of saying "use"? I thought it implied "using" an option/feature/opportunity to do something. So one "utilises" that to do something.
- tjaerv 13y agoEnded up not voting because they are asking for way too many Twitter OAuth privileges (including following and posting with my account, plus updating my profile).