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		jarek on Jan 25, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: 37Signals to retire OpenID for logins on May 1 That might make it a viable single-identity system. As long as you only want U.S. users.

wmf on Jan 25, 2011 [–]

If NSTIC works, it's likely that other countries will adopt it.

jarek on Jan 25, 2011 | [–]

I can already see the early adopters: Russia, China, France, Germany...

Even if you do it so that the actual data stores are separate and you manage to keep the APIs the same, lots of countries will have huge issues with adopting U.S. policies.

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