[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #53402: Uniform Hashed User Naming Schema for Cross-Domain Interoperability and Transparency in Aggregate Data
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#53402: Uniform Hashed User Naming Schema for Cross-Domain Interoperability and
Transparency in Aggregate Data
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Reporter: 411c3 | Owner: (none)
Type: feature request | Status: reopened
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Privacy | Version: trunk
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-design-feedback needs-testing | Focuses: privacy
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Comment (by Clorith):
I've got some concerns with this proposal, most notably the over-
engineering of the login screen, which feels incredibly confusing judging
by the proposal screenshots, and I'm a fairly technical user, imagine how
this would look to the average user, which is the vast majority of
WordPress' userbase?
This would make it go against one of the core
(https://wordpress.org/about/philosophy/ philosophies of WordPress),
"Decisions, not options".
I'm also not sure how single-signon would benefit a majority of users,
most WordPress sites are not going to be sites encouraging registrations
from interested parties, but are standalone sites or services.
I also do not believe a comparison to Gravatar is appropriate, that being
a user avatar service for re-using avatars on multiple sites, if you so
wish, but is not intended for user identification or verification.
In light of these things, I'd say this feels rather niche, and probably
fits much better in as a standalone plugin, but am more than happy to hear
your thoughts on the above remarks, and maybe some more details on what
sort of problem this solves for the average WordPress user.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/53402#comment:9>
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