[OpenID] Today is the beginning of the VOTING PERIOD, be ready to make the best choice.

[Martin Atkins]

Peter Williams wrote:
> Dear candidate.
> 
> Please identify your main blogsite’s main pagesas a URL, to this 
> general at openid.net <mailto:general at openid.net> list. Please authorize me 
> to report on whether your blog site supports delivery of an 
> authenticated comment, using openid (1 or 2). I will test it (using 
> myopenid) and report back.
> 

My blog is at:
     http://www.apparently.me.uk/

I think folks supporting OpenID on their blogs these days is more a 
function of whether the blog platform they're using supports it rather 
than any particular statement about the candidate's own support of 
OpenID, but if this makes you happy then fair enough. :)

> 
> Snorri’s blog, for example, appears to feature 3 vendor-specific ways  
> of logging in to leave him a comment on his blogsite. None of them are 
> (obviously) OpenID powered. It may actually be possible to use an 
> openid, but I could not see how (e.g. an OpenID logo).
> 
> http://snorrigiorgetti.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?__mode=login&blog_id=1&return_url=http%3A%2F%2Fsnorrigiorgetti.com%2Fblog%2F2008%2F12%2Fopenid-foundation---the-new-board-election-is-on.html 
> <http://snorrigiorgetti.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?__mode=login&blog_id=1&return_url=http%3A%2F%2Fsnorrigiorgetti.com%2Fblog%2F2008%2F12%2Fopenid-foundation---the-new-board-election-is-on.html>
> 

To be honest, I think that's the fault of Movable Type's default 
configuration rather than a concious decision by Snorri. The LiveJournal 
and Vox icons do in fact use OpenID, but the general OpenID icon ought 
to be there as well.