I disagree, but this being a GNU project it's the party line to
deprecate security and privacy in favor of freedom. I won't push the
issue of defaults any further since we agree the OAuth option should
be available.
f...@florianfuchs.com writes:
> Non-Profit which doesn't aim at making money fr
On 2016-01-29 16:00, Barry Warsaw wrote:
From a UX perspective, I do want to allow people to log into their
accounts
using any of their registered and validated email addresses. People
very
often forget just which address is subscribed to which mailing list, so
it
really shouldn't matter wh
On 2016-01-29 12:56, Simon Hanna wrote:
Hi,
Mozilla is dropping Persona and shutting it down later this year [1].
Yeah, that's such a shame.
Postorius and Hyperkitty will have to drop it, and use something else
as a default login mechanism.
I propose using the django authentication system
On 2016-01-29 18:50, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Simon Hanna writes:
> I propose using the django authentication system by default and
> making it easy for people to add other authentication methods.
I think we should provide social auth (OAuth2 or whatever Google and
Yahoo! do) by default.
Simon Hanna writes:
> I propose using the django authentication system by default and
> making it easy for people to add other authentication methods.
I think we should provide social auth (OAuth2 or whatever Google and
Yahoo! do) by default. At least as I recall the discussion at the
sprints
Barry Warsaw writes:
> Further, I have a strong personal preference for "no user names",
> or alternatively, using email addresses as their "user name". I
> think user names are essentially contrived extra information for
> which there's no need, when clearly your identity is your email
> ad
On Jan 29, 2016, at 12:56 PM, Simon Hanna wrote:
>Postorius and Hyperkitty will have to drop it, and use something else as a
>default login mechanism.
>
>I propose using the django authentication system by default and making it
>easy for people to add other authentication methods.
I don't have an
Hi,
Mozilla is dropping Persona and shutting it down later this year [1].
Postorius and Hyperkitty will have to drop it, and use something else as a
default login mechanism.
I propose using the django authentication system by default and making it easy
for people to add
other authentication me
On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 12:56:32PM +0100, Simon Hanna wrote:
> Mozilla is dropping Persona and shutting it down later this year [1].
>
> Postorius and Hyperkitty will have to drop it, and use something else as a
> default login mechanism.
>
> I propose using the django authentication system by d
