Anthony wrote:
On 1/23/07, Gerard Meijssen gerard.meijssen@gmail.com wrote:
Hoi, Actually I will not lay off on Single User Login. The reason is quite simple. Some things that are important to me will not happen until AFTER Single User Login. It is all well and good that everyone comes up with the most nifty things and all kinds of functionality that HAS to be implemented because you are volunteers too. In the mean time some rather basic stuff does not get done. If this drives you mad, fine. Fix the issue - help Brion implement SUL !
The promised date for SUL was end of January 2005. It is now a year late.
Thanks, GerardM
I couldn't agree with this more. 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. But...there are so many other useful features that are being ignored because they aren't scheduled to be implemented until *after* SUL.
I really wish the board would fix the issue and tell Brion to just drop the whole idea of Single User Login. 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.
By the way, January 2005 was *two* years ago, not one.
Anthony
Actually, digital identity management is more important than ever, and this time it looks like it's going to be done right. SUL is an important part of helping make that happen for Wikipedia and all of its attendant projects.
-- Neil