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Re:Ask HN: Review My (first) Startup: jummpp.in by jamesbritt on Monday August 09, 2010 @02:28PM (#1588867)
Not for me.

I have zero interest in coupling some new Web app to any of my other online accounts.

Just let me use a validated E-mail address and a password to use your site, and don't require me to let you hook into any other services I may or may not use.

Re:Ask HN: Review My (first) Startup: jummpp.in by howard_yeh on Monday August 09, 2010 @02:35PM (#1588892)
i'll for sure implement login for jummpp.in itself. Before that though, i think it's a good idea I establish a baseline so I can see how many people actually want to use a separate login. This is one area i am not sure of. Some of my friends like facebook connect, some are surprisingly reluctant (despite knowing it's from me).
Re:Ask HN: Review My (first) Startup: jummpp.in by tsycho on Monday August 09, 2010 @04:01PM (#1589164)
I second the request for a non-FB/Twitter login. Two reasons: (1) I cannot access Facebook and Twitter from work. (2) I don't trust new websites with my FB credentials since I am paranoid about how they might spam my friends, compromise my privacy etc. without me even realizing it.

With a validated email account, I would love to test out the site.

Re:Ask HN: Review My (first) Startup: jummpp.in by jamesbritt on Monday August 09, 2010 @03:58PM (#1589152)
Then perhaps openauth or something else that's independent.