Mining interesting data about your name
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Mining interesting data about your name
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Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#2Wish I could just enter a name. I don't use my social media logins to sign in to other sites any longer.
Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#3Wish I could just enter a name. I don't use my social media logins to sign in to other sites any longer.
We wanted to prevent automated bots from sending too many queries at once - that's why we kept the social login. If you are still concerned, you could authenticate with a fake Twitter or FB account or revoke the permissions after trying it out.
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#4Wish I could just enter a name. I don't use my social media logins to sign in to other sites any longer.
Same. This is just silly.
Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#5Wish I could just enter a name. I don't use my social media logins to sign in to other sites any longer.
We wanted to prevent automated bots from sending too many queries at once - that's why we kept the social login. If you are still concerned, you could authenticate with a fake Twitter or FB account or revoke the permissions after trying it out.
Wo don't you just use a captcha?
Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
We wanted to prevent automated bots from sending too many queries at once - that's why we kept the social login. If you are still concerned, you could authenticate with a fake Twitter or FB account or revoke the permissions after trying it out.
Wo don't you just use a captcha?
yeah, I wonder why we didn't think of that option. We will definitely switch to that.
Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#7Wish I could just enter a name. I don't use my social media logins to sign in to other sites any longer.
We wanted to prevent automated bots from sending too many queries at once - that's why we kept the social login. If you are still concerned, you could authenticate with a fake Twitter or FB account or revoke the permissions after trying it out.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
We wanted to prevent automated bots from sending too many queries at once - that's why we kept the social login. If you are still concerned, you could authenticate with a fake Twitter or FB account or revoke the permissions after trying it out.
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Nope, the social login is just to prevent too many queries. We are planning to switch to Captcha in a day or two instead of social login.
Re: Mining interesting data about your name
#9No, c'mon, I won't login with twitter or facebook.