Re: [libreoffice-website] AskLO signin option - none I use

On 03/15/2013 05:47 PM, Florian Effenberger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Robinson Tryon wrote on 2013-03-15 21:34:
> > I don't think there's any intentional discrimination here. Based on my
> > understanding of the situation, TDF has a very small Infrastructure/IT
> > team for the size of the demands heaped upon it. If we'd had to roll
> > our own double-opt-in system for Askbot, it might have taken months
> > more to get the Ask site up and running, so I support the decision to
> > go with OpenID if that was the fastest option to get something up and
> > running.
>
> very well explained - indeed, that was the problem. Per se, AskBot did 
> not provide the required double opt-in, so we decided for social 
> networks only in order to roll it out.
>
> Florian
I know that there was no "real" discrimination here, but I know many 
people in my building alone that would call it that and would be so 
against LO for doing that.  So I had to bring that "touchy" subject.  
How many business users would want to use a social media sign in for 
their business communications?  I know few local ones that really think 
it is a good idea.

There needs to be some "good" way to get in without a social media or 
Google type of account.

I do not use social media, Google mail, Yahoo mail, and the 
otherslisted.  There are at least20 people, at my last count, in my 
building that hate social media and the listed mail systems for the 
problems with security that they keep seeing in the news sources.  I 
just do not have the time to deal with all of these.

SO,
would there be any good way for someone with just an email account to 
get signed up with the Ask LO system.

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