[info]xie_xie_xie in [info]07refugees

Open ID and friends locked posts

I was hoping someone here could help with a problem.

I understood, perhaps wrongly, that someone on LiveJournal could friend an InsaneJournal user's open ID and then, if the IJ user subscribed to the LJ user's feed, she would see friends-locked posts on her IJ friends page.

However, [info]happier_bunny logged into LJ with http://happier_bunny.insanejournal.com as her OpenID identity, and made a comment on a post on my LJ. Then she subscribed to a feed of my LJ, but cannot see my friends locked posts, even though I friended her open ID.

Did we do this wrong?

Should we have used http://happier-bunny.insanejournal.com instead, for instance? Or did we just get the whole process wrong?

Thank you.
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Posted on Sep. 23rd, 2007 at 03:24 pm | | Leave a comment | Add to Memories | Tell a Friend

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[info]yourlibrarian

Actually you can see flocked posts on a feed but the username and password has to be part of the address.

Posted on Sep. 24th, 2007 03:17 am (UTC) | | Parent | Thread | Reply

[info]xie_xie_xie

Thanks, I asked a clarification question on that post... hopefully we can get it figured out!
Posted on Sep. 24th, 2007 07:28 am (UTC) | | Parent | Reply

[info]snakeling

Yes, but you would be 1. broadcasting your password for *everyone* to see, 2. making floked posts public.

Let me tell you, should I find out that someone had done that with my journal, I'd ream them a new asshole, and then would go to Support to get that feed closed as fast as possible.
Posted on Sep. 24th, 2007 08:32 am (UTC) | | Parent | Thread | Reply

[info]yourlibrarian

I know that people have done it though presumably they're not announcing the setup for others to subscribe to. Which I'd also assume means it would add to the load at IJ or LJ because since the address would vary for each person the site would be setting up multiple feeds to the same journal. So yes, possible but not advisable.
Posted on Sep. 24th, 2007 04:07 pm (UTC) | | Parent | Reply