[IxDA Discuss] Sites with Multiple Sign Ons

[Christian Crumlish]

Flickr has two sign ons (the original Flickr sign on, for legacy members, and the Yahoo! sign on) and I believe they still want to move to the single Yahoo sign on evenetually, although they experienced a backlash from Flickr users when they originally acquired Flickr. I forget whether they changed the timeline for the transition or just massaged the language around it, but it might make a semi-relevant case study for what you're talking about.
 
Christian Crumlish
Director of Strategic Services
Extractable.com

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From: discuss-bounces at lists.interactiondesigners.com on behalf of Amy Mew
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Subject: [IxDA Discuss] Sites with Multiple Sign Ons



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Hi All,

I'm working with a client right now that has a site with multiple sign
ons that are very gradually migrating to a single sign on.

Does anyone know of any sites that currently have multiple sign ins
and also sites that are migrating to a single sign on.

Thanks much,
--a.

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amy mew | user experience architect |  mobile 310.908.7551
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