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Technorati supports blog claims via OpenID

October 20, 2006 in Identity, JanRain, OpenID, Technorati by kveton

Very exciting news from Technorati about their support for claiming blogs via OpenID.

This platform is just getting more and more exciting all the time. A couple of points from the article. First off, its Zooomr (note the extra ‘o’ in there). I also updated folks on the status of the bounty program as well.

Great news and fantastic work by the Technorati crew!

PS - feel free to leave a comment with your OpenID here … :-)

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    October 23, 2006 at 6:49 pm

    Wladimir Palant

    Somehow I still can’t leave a comment with my OpenID. The identity is confirmed properly but then the system asks me to enter my WordPress username/password. That’s not really how it should work, right?

    October 26, 2006 at 8:03 pm

    kveton

    Wladimir: this should be fixed now with the latest version of the Wordpress OpenID plugin I just installed. Thanks for the heads up!

    March 11, 2007 at 1:05 am

    adblockplus.org/blog

    Just testing whether it will work this time…

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