PodcastFAQ.com, a newly launched RawVoice property, includes OpenID support in its forums.
OpenID is a distributed identity system that allows users to sign in to many websites with a single account. With OpenID, your login becomes a unique web address (URL). RawVoice did not want to add to ones list of user names and passwords. Instead, you can use an easy to obtain and remember OpenID that can be used at many other websites.
If you have a Yahoo, AOL/AIM, Wordpress, LiveJournal or myOpenID account, you can sign into the PodcastFAQ.com forums today with as little as 1-click.
Microsoft, Google and other large companies have announced plans to support OpenID in the near future. RawVoice sees this as an opportunity to empower our users with the login method they feel most comfortable with, allowing RawVoice to step back from user account management to focus on its core products and services.
If you have not experienced logging into a web site using OpenID, we would like to invite you to the PodcastFAQ.com forums and give it a try.
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