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I don't really like the idea of signing up with my github account. But I like the idea of Gitter. One small improvement: Link the "@GitChat" on the confirmatio
by janerik 13y ago
I don't really like the idea of signing up with my github account. But I like the idea of Gitter.
One small improvement: Link the "@GitChat" on the confirmation page to the twitter account ;)
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- mydigitalself 13y agoHey, thanks for the improvement. Done. Shipped like squirrel. Why don't you like the idea of signing up with GitHub? Feedback will be very valuable for us, thanks.
- pseut 13y agoNot the parent, but I'm reluctant to give a website access to an account I care about just for a trial. If I know that I want to use your service, sure, but not if I just want to casually evaluate it.
- adamcanady 13y agoI agree with this, but it's better than the alternative of signing up for a brand new username / password combo! What would you have in mind instead?
- corobo 13y ago(Not parent or parent's parent) Email and password. It's not really better to be fair I can give a new service a disposable email address, I don't have a disposable Github/Facebook/Twitter/etc account. Not even a shred of a chance of me testing something if you're requesting anything other than the most basic of read-only permissions too
- username223 13y ago"I don't have a disposable Github/Facebook/Twitter/etc account." Now there's a business idea: Mailinator for shady sites harvesting "social" accounts.
- pseut 13y agoI'd like to try it out without signing up at all. Do you sign up for IRC?