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Brendan Taylor:
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I'm quite frustrated by this discussion. I don't know what's causing the
failure of understanding here.
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I think that's because of the naming convention. Using the word "claim"
as the authorized ID param can be confusing for some. <br>
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Example: I claim domain.com to be my ID, This is what I submit.<br>
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Response: something.com is the authorized ID. This is what was replied
to the RP.<br>
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By using the param "claimed_id" as the authorized ID, it can confuse
some folks. Something like "auth_id" (from authorized ID) or
"confirmed_id" or "real_id" or "response_id" could have made it
clearer....just not something with the word "claim" in it...I guess
this is what happens.<br>
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