Comments on: Hello My Name is (E)XPLOIT http://socialmediablend.com/2008/09/25/hello-my-name-is-e-xploit/ A Smooth Blend of Social Media for the masses Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:35:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: SIGEPJEDI http://socialmediablend.com/2008/09/25/hello-my-name-is-e-xploit/#comment-59 SIGEPJEDI Fri, 26 Sep 2008 01:35:52 +0000 http://socialmediablend.com/?p=86#comment-59 Andreas, I appreciate and respect your response. I agree with OAuth standardization and support, and Im sure twitter is working on moving in this direction. With the majority of their service traffic coming from 3rd party applications it would seem impossible to not be allocating resources to this. Any thoughts on my GetSatisfaction post regarding e-ID's? Thanks again for the reply, and I look forward to further exploring E. Andreas, I appreciate and respect your response.

I agree with OAuth standardization and support, and Im sure twitter is working on moving in this direction. With the majority of their service traffic coming from 3rd party applications it would seem impossible to not be allocating resources to this.

Any thoughts on my GetSatisfaction post regarding e-ID’s?

Thanks again for the reply, and I look forward to further exploring E.

]]> By: Andreas Creten http://socialmediablend.com/2008/09/25/hello-my-name-is-e-xploit/#comment-58 Andreas Creten Thu, 25 Sep 2008 21:30:11 +0000 http://socialmediablend.com/?p=86#comment-58 Hey guys I'm the lead developer of E. I just want to write a quick reaction to this post. We sure made a mistake by switching on the automatic tweeting from your Twitter accounts, but as soon as we got reaction on the auto-post we removed it. In my opinion you really need to be careful with your login information for social networks, but to integrate Twitter with a service like E we just need to store your username and password. We would love it te be able to use a system like OAuth for our Twitter integration but they simply don't support it yet. We ask social networks to provide OAuth support instead of the standard HTTP authentification. Regards Andreas Hey guys

I’m the lead developer of E. I just want to write a quick reaction to this post.

We sure made a mistake by switching on the automatic tweeting from your Twitter accounts,
but as soon as we got reaction on the auto-post we removed it.

In my opinion you really need to be careful with your login information for social networks, but to integrate Twitter with a service like E we just need to store your username and password. We would love it te be able to use a system like OAuth for our Twitter integration but they simply don’t support it yet. We ask social networks to provide OAuth support instead of the standard HTTP authentification.

Regards

Andreas

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