"This weblog has a comment spam detection system based on simple heuristics. Comments are assigned a score; if the score exceeds a certain level the comment is placed in a queue for moderation. As of today, one of the heuristics is “does the comment author have an OpenID that is on the whitelistâ€. I’ve populated my whitelist with the OpenIDs of people who have posted two or more useful comments and do not appear to be using an anonymous provider. I’ll be adding to it regularly in the future. Here comes the social part: I’m sharing my whitelist. If you run your own OpenID-enabled weblog you are welcome to include my whitelist in your comment spam heuristics. If you publish your own whitelist, I will happily do the same. Social whitelisting benefits from being de-centralised, just like OpenID. If I find that you have whitelisted a spammer, I can unsubscribe from your whitelist. There’s no central authority or point of failure."
Dus OpenID is niet langer een speeltje van Six Apart, maar groeit toch uit tot wat men zo graag Identity 2.0 noemt?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVoorlopig ben ik nog erg tevreden met Akismet :)
Identity 2.0 juist niet gebonden aan één oplossing, maar OpenID krijgt wel een hoop aandacht op dit moment.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenEn Askimet werkt zeker goed, maar nu nog voor email...;-)