[OpenID] openidbook.com

[Peter Vereshagin]

I've seen the future Rafeeq <= it is motto.

It should be a cool thing.
I'd suggest HTML browseable version should be the best for what I was asking.
The good example should be as it is done at http://modperlbook.org, except for
PHP warning, of course. ( what a confusing pity for them to have the php itself
at that place though ;)

To update the book should be nice, too. Although this should require some
correct guidance because for such a reader as me the main advantage of book
over specs is: its singularity( univariance ). I should read specs over book in
both cases: if book has multiple variants and if I should pay for it.

2010/05/04 10:04:31 -0400 Rafeeq Rehman <rafeeq.rehman at gmail.com> => To Peter Vereshagin :
RR>    Can we place the PDF version on [1]openid.net? I would actually
RR>    like the OpenID community to own and update the book as it is
RR>    quite old now.
RR> 
RR>    CC to Brian Kissel to see who should I send the PDF and editable
RR>    documents for placement on [2]openid.net.
RR> 
RR>    2010/5/4 Peter Vereshagin <[3]peter at vereshagin.org>
RR> 
RR>      Our A&R man said, "I don't hear a single", John!
RR> 
RR>      There are specs referenced as 'docs' on [4]openid.net.
RR>      Can I have a link to OpenID officially but popularly explained
RR>      like it is in
RR>      openid book?
RR>      I'm wondering just what happened? I found that PDF book a few
RR>      years ago at the
RR>      same place, the [5]openid.net. Does foundation control the book
RR>      itself any of the
RR>      ways? Is there any other OpenID book with those 1-2-3 ( ... ,
RR>      etc. ) OpenID
RR>      authentication stages explained freely available to refer
RR>      dummies?
RR> 
RR>      Thank you.
RR> 
RR>      2010/05/04 09:21:24 -0400 John Bradley <[6]ve7jtb at ve7jtb.com> =>
RR>      To Peter Vereshagin :
RR>      JB> [7]openidbook.com is not a domain controlled by the openID
RR>      Foundation to my knowledge.
RR> 
RR>      JB> > I see that domain is squattered, right?
RR>      JB> > I'd like to put the link in the docs for my Perl module to
RR>      the particular
RR>      JB> > chapter/page of the book, is it any of the ways possible?

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