Comments on Socialize Me: Alias and Anonymous Comments in Blogs

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2009-07-26T05:53:54.779-04:00

Luis, you and I have discussed this before - espec...

2009-06-23T08:14:35.480-04:00

Luis, you and I have discussed this before - especially the use case from TexasSwede above. I really like the concept you showed in the slide show. It would be nice to have that as a core component of Connections and as an option in the Blogs configuration. If Admins choose to allow Anonymous comments at all, then each Blog should also have this option. If Anonymous = Yes, then it would be great to see the option to just use an alias or an authenticated account.

@TexasSwede To be honest any company choosing for...

2009-06-23T04:08:09.306-04:00

@TexasSwede

To be honest any company choosing for connections as their collaboration platform I know for sure they will not publish their blog component publicaly to the world. As within a company you have always already all users equipped with userids/password (to login on their workstation) it would be much better that connections can handle all know platforms so it could interact with those platforms for SSO functionality.

Windows/AD/kerberos
Apple
Novell
Linux

So if Connections could integrate in the above 4 platforms for workstation to browser SSO. I guess then it don't mind.

I think it is important that Connections allows fo...

2009-06-22T15:39:28.279-04:00

I think it is important that Connections allows for anonymous comments, as well as for comments using some kind of external authorization (like yoru blog does). My (public) blog is hosted on bleedyellow.com, and only other users on that site can comment on my blog... Would be nice if every reader could comment...