Re:My Addressbook? Keep it. Telephone numbers are a disgrace...
by Dylan16807 on Thursday February 09, 2012 @08:40AM
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I trust a verbal number exchange far more than a verbal email/id exchange.
Re:My Addressbook? Keep it. Telephone numbers are a disgrace...
by andreasklinger on Thursday February 09, 2012 @09:03AM
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why?
Re:My Addressbook? Keep it. Telephone numbers are a disgrace...
by Dylan16807 on Thursday February 09, 2012 @09:17AM
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How do you spell that no wait did you say M is that upper or lower case how do I type an underscore into this thing oh the word underscore was that .net or .biz too late I typed .com automatically.
The places I've seen that give automatic email addresses have used a formula like first initial, last name, autoincrementing number. I think this is a pretty good system, but if you go worldwide you're going to get nice big numbers - entering name and number almost exactly like you do already. But if you misspell something based on a verbal communication it breaks harder.
Re:My Addressbook? Keep it. Telephone numbers are a disgrace...
by mjwalshe on Thursday February 09, 2012 @08:54AM
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realy [email protected] is unique looking up some one by name in a countrys phone book is not!
How may John Smith's are there in your country ?
if its someone you have him in your friendcircle->app
I believe we need a proper open identity system in general but this could be a start.
The solution wont be facebook.com/nickname nor vox.io/nickname
It will be providerOrContextOrWorkplaces.com/name maybe