On 1/23/07, Ivan Krstić <krstic(a)solarsail.hcs.harvard.edu> wrote:
Anthony wrote:
Single User Login is a pretty useless feature.
It was a neat dream
back in 2001 or whenever
passport.com came out, but it really is
rather useless. [...] You know, Firefox (like probably all the other
browsers) has this nifty feature that stores your username and
password for each site, so you only have to type in your password
once.
SUL isn't generic SSO. Clearly, you have little or no understanding of
the kind of problems that SUL is trying to fix or the benefits it would
bring, so I'm not sure why you thought it was a good idea to embarrass
yourself on a public list by backing ignorance with invective.
Spoken like a true crackpot. I don't think your little dream idea is
useful or manageable so I must not understand it.
You aren't entitled to getting your desired
MediaWiki features
implemented by other people. If the current development model or pace
bother you, either focus on your power animal and find the patience to
wait some more, or start posting patches.
I never claimed to be entitled to anything. I guess I implied that
I'm entitled to make fun of the poor implementation of a dumb idea on
this list, though. And hey, I am.
Anthony