Comments on: What We Have Planned Next For WPscoop http://wpscoop.com/blog/what-we-have-planned-next-for-wpscoop-08082009/ Wordpress Social News and Bookmarking Sat, 13 Feb 2010 01:37:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Stuarthttp://wpscoop.com/blog/what-we-have-planned-next-for-wpscoop-08082009/comment-page-1/#comment-296 Stuart Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:39:57 +0000 http://wpscoop.com/blog/?p=244#comment-296 Hi Michael looks like an interesting application, will do some more research on it.Thanks for pointing it out to me much appreciated. ;) Hi Michael looks like an interesting application, will do some more research on it.

Thanks for pointing it out to me much appreciated. ;)

]]> By: Michael Ohttp://wpscoop.com/blog/what-we-have-planned-next-for-wpscoop-08082009/comment-page-1/#comment-270 Michael O Mon, 10 Aug 2009 23:39:27 +0000 http://wpscoop.com/blog/?p=244#comment-270 These are exciting innovations, and I was particularly interested to see mention of enabling social profile logins from multiple identity providers. Has Wpscoop thought about using RPX http://rpxnow.com RPX provides a simple, easy to deploy API that allows visitors to sign into websites using an existing account from Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, MySpace, AOL, Windows Live ID, and all other OpenID providers. RPX would allow Wpscoop to benefit from increased registrations and access to a rich set of user profile data from the providers.Additionally, RPX allows you to publish user activity back to social networks like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, and offers users the ability to import their address books and contacts from Google, Windows Live ID, Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.RPX is free to use, and Wpscoop could get started from here: http://rpxnow.com/get. These are exciting innovations, and I was particularly interested to see mention of enabling social profile logins from multiple identity providers. Has Wpscoop thought about using RPX http://rpxnow.com RPX provides a simple, easy to deploy API that allows visitors to sign into websites using an existing account from Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, MySpace, AOL, Windows Live ID, and all other OpenID providers. RPX would allow Wpscoop to benefit from increased registrations and access to a rich set of user profile data from the providers.

Additionally, RPX allows you to publish user activity back to social networks like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, and offers users the ability to import their address books and contacts from Google, Windows Live ID, Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

RPX is free to use, and Wpscoop could get started from here: http://rpxnow.com/get.

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