Kinda, but I feel I'm in a particularly informed position to talk about this topic given my experiences with 4Estate.media, the News feed, XBlock, the FT's Bluesky accounts, the work I do with the TJA, the fact I was an old-school blue tick, implementing RelMeAuth on ft.com, the list goes on...
That standard's called RelMeAuth and it's been around ages; I've also recommended it, but it's different than verifying account ownership via OAuth because it's less likely adversarial platforms (e.g. Twitter) would implement it. SSO at least has form on the platforms people would use to verify.
I think this is likely a protocol (lexicon) change -to add the ability to add location, gender designation birthday and a website to the bio in pre allocated spots. this is something people are acc...
This feature discussion by @monicarose.cagithub.com/bluesky-soci...
I think this is likely a protocol (lexicon) change -to add the ability to add location, gender designation birthday and a website to the bio in pre allocated spots. this is something people are acc...
Currently, 3rd party authentication service providers hold control over our online identities. Solution? Loosely coupling #identity#identification#authentication#authorizationyoutu.be/kawIzW1PHj0#IndieAuth#RelMeAuth#WebID#NetID#Privacy#LinkedData
that's right @progrium, RelMeAuth (nice suggestion) works for any #OAuth + rel-me site, and: https://jacky.wtf/2024/1/f9g5
Is it also possible to add a field to the account profile to let the user to link to the homepage URL with the rel="me" attribute like, e.g. GitHub and Mastodon do? With a link from the homepage to the profile on Bluesky, people would be able to verify the account by themselves through RelMeAuth.
RelMeAuthと呼ぶの知らなかった。そのまんまのネーミングで笑う、が、わかりやすくていいね
rel="me"のやつ、RelMeAuthって呼ぶんだねえ。Blueskyにもあるといいねえ。 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Attributes/rel/me