OpenID makes it easy for you to deliver a simplified login experience for your users. Rather than having to create a unique user name and password for your website, users can now use an existing user name and password that they have created elsewhere. Of course, this is true only if "elsewhere" is a participating supplier of OpenIDs.
At Yahoo!, we acknowledge that simplifying the user login experience across the Internet benefits everyone. That's why we are a huge supporter of OpenID. By enabling our 248 million registered users as OpenID accounts, we hope that gives you a lot of reasons to support OpenID too.
To read the latest user research and best practices for using OpenID please visit our OpenID best practices page.
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Questions and suggestions on Yahoo! support of OpenID are discussed on the Yahoo! OpenID Developer Community forum. If you have questions or need technical support, please use this forum.
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