RPs

Not just by the recent articles and comments here, but in RPs release of his Bdx reviews during EP.

Wine Advocate Writers Spark Ethics Debate - Wall Street Journal | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

You certainly don't need to acquire brand-name RPs in order to accumulate saves.

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You certainly don't need to acquire brand-name RPs in order to accumulate saves.

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The protocol has provisions for RPs to know what kind of authentication scheme OP is using; I would think this suggests that RP can decide whether that authentication is sufficient for its purpose and if it decides otherwise it can reject that OP.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

As it is, RPs are sharing some strategic info with OPs – OPs are in a position to size the traffic to the site.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Instead of Demand OpenID list (which is forcing the hands of RPs), we should be demanding OPs to add verification of some aspect of OpenID holders that will be difficult or expensive for RPs to do.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

I want people to realize that RPs can and will decide which OpenIDs they will accpet and that for legal or other reasons RP may ask for certain information even if OPs can provide them.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Let us be clear: OpenID is an authentication protocol; RPs are at liberty to decide which OPs to accept.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

Starting with OpenID Foundation to most writing about OpenID claim (erroneously in my opinion) that all RPs have to accept OpenIDs issued by any and all OPs.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009

If we insist to RPs that it is all or nothing, then I assure you that many RPs will walk away.

With Facebook, Has OpenID Moved Closer to Being the De Facto Login Standard? 2009