Hi Kevin, With basic auth, its nice because you can use those credentials anywhere. I *was* working on a collaboration site, until I heard basic auth was going away, because I was able to use credentials for dozens of services around a single profile.
I asked the same question about oAuth, i.e. can I validate with oAuth and then allow these users to show tokens to other oAuth enabled services and let them proceed. The answer I got *then* was no. Hopefully this will change, as the other path presented so many cool options. Anyway, retweet.com looks very cool. Peter On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 6:07 AM, Kevin Mesiab <[email protected]> wrote: > > When a user signs up at TwitPic, for instance, the same credentials > they used for Twitter are now valid for use in uploading media. This > lets users enjoy a bit of a mash-up with a single sign-on. Is this > also true when authorized via openAuth? > > > -- > Kevin Mesiab > CEO, Mesiab Labs L.L.C. > http://twitter.com/kmesiab > http://mesiablabs.com > http://retweet.com >
