Aaron Parecki

#IndieAuth

• Nikolay Kolev https://twitter.com/nikolay   •   Aug 15

  @indiewebcamp Not sure why IndieAuth does not work with my http://nikolay.com! Can you please look into it? Thanks!
  

  @nikolay Make sure you're entering "https://nikolay.com/"; with the "s" since your site uses SSL. Also join us in IRC if you would like more help debugging! http://indiewebcamp.com/IRC #indieauth

  Portland, OR

  Thu, Aug 15, 2013 4:34pm -07:00 #indieauth
• IndieWeb - W3C Workshop on Social Standards

  Aug

  8

  August 8, 2013 11:30am (-0700)

  San Francisco, California, USA

  W3C Workshop on Social Standards

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  permalink #indieauth #socialweb #fsws #osfw3c
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  @benwerd @t Would love to get your thoughts on http://indiewebcamp.com/indieweb-messaging! Care to take a stab at an implementation with me next week in SF?

  Portland, OR, USA

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  Fri, Aug 2, 2013 9:56pm -07:00 #indieauth #indieweb
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  My session proposal on #indieauth was accepted to the W3C OpenSocial workshop! #indieweb #w3c #osfw3c

  Portland, OR, USA

  Tue, Jul 16, 2013 7:55pm -07:00 #indieauth #indieweb #w3c #osfw3c

• Password-less Logins from Your Own Domain with a Pebble Watch

  IndieAuth is a way to use your own domain name to sign in to websites. To sign in, you enter your domain name, and IndieAuth looks for a supported authentication provider on your site and uses that to sign you in.

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  Mon, Jul 15, 2013 7:42pm -07:00 #indieauth #indieweb #pebble #authentication
• David Dossot https://twitter.com/ddossot   •   Jul 1

  @aaronpk It would allow people to log in with their email, which is more familiar than a URL: a WF look-up gives you their profile page URL.
  

  @ddossot The problem is it's too easy to not own your email address (@gmail.com, etc) so it's not really an "indie" identifier. The point of IndieAuth is to encourage people to own their online identity.

  Portland, OR, USA

  Mon, Jul 1, 2013 7:41pm -07:00 #indieauth
• http://werd.io/view/51c76f46bed7de2616575890
  

  @benwerd This will probably be useful, especially with the #indieauth delegation @fmarier and I were working on today! #idno #indiewebcamp

  Portland, OR, USA

  Sun, Jun 23, 2013 7:37pm -07:00 #indieauth #idno #indiewebcamp
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  Added Persona support to #indieauth so you can use your email address as an authentication mechanism! Live now! Add <a href="mailto:you@example.com" rel="me"> and try it! #indiewebcamp

  Portland, OR, USA

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  Sun, Jun 23, 2013 4:21pm -07:00 #indieauth #indiewebcamp #persona
• Emmanuel Gadenne https://twitter.com/egadenne   •   Jun 20

  My #IndieAuth connexion is ok today using a simple HTML5 page on my personal domain name. Still ko from my blogger blog.
  cc @aaronpk
  

  @egadenne Made some changes yesterday to follow the t.co redirects, and apparently had some unintended consequences! Feel free to document any issues here: https://github.com/aaronpk/IndieAuth #indieauth

  Portland, OR, USA

  Wed, Jun 19, 2013 11:17pm -07:00 #indieauth
• IndieAuth: Sign in with your domain name (plus.google.com)

  Thu, May 30, 2013 8:00pm -07:00 #indieauth #indieweb
• Shawn Drape https://twitter.com/shawndrape   •   Apr 3

  Is anyone aware of an #indieWeb auth mechanism which doesn't rely on implementors eventually just supporting Twitter, Facebook, Google auth?
  

  @shawndrape Yes, that would be #OpenID. Mozilla's #BrowserID is similar but uses email addresses as the identity. RelMeAuth and IndieAuth are meant to address the complexities of OpenID by delegating to a third party.

  Dublin, Dublin, IRL

  Sun, Apr 7, 2013 10:53am +01:00 #OpenID #BrowserID #RelMeAuth #IndieAuth
• Jᵾlien Genestoux https://twitter.com/julien51   •   Jul 4

  @t @aaronpk Why limit #indieAuth algo just to OAuth? No OAuth2?
  

  @julien51 Not sure what you mean, #IndieAuth uses Twitter (OAuth 1) and Github (OAuth 2) and more. /cc @t

  Wed, Jul 4, 2012 9:07am -07:00 #IndieAuth
• From OAuth to IndieAuth: Own your online identity

  Jun

  26

  June 26, 2012 2:00pm (-0700)

  Portland

  Open Source Bridge

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• Introducing IndieAuth

  IndieAuth is a service that implements RelMeAuth, originally proposed by Tantek Çelik in February 2010. The original algorithm was described in a short text update on Tantek's website. Later that evening, Jeff Lindsay and Paul Tarjan implemented RelMeAuth in an open source Python library at Hacker Dojo and discussed/tested it in IRC. Tantek later launched a RelMeAuth prototype on his domain, which you can try out at tantek.com/relmeauth.

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  Mon, Jun 18, 2012 11:46am -07:00 #indieauth #web #standards #authentication