jrlevine

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   by jrlevine 17y ago

   I'd like to say it was broken on purpose to make my point...clearly I make a poor revolutionary. (Updated to include OpenID and Twitter)
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   by jrlevine 17y ago

   Well said - I would argue that what is at stake here is far more immediate than any of the 'fights' mentioned above. User choice in the examples above refer to service use. In a war for the social web, what is at stake is the way user ident
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   by jrlevine 17y ago

   The point here is not necessarily to protect a potential "Facebook Killer," but rather to protect any service that wants and deserves its own piece of the social web. This isn't about duplicating Facebook's feature set but improving on it.
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   Boycott the Button (Facebook Connect)(blog.jakerlevine.com)

   31 points by jrlevine 17y ago|15 comments