Yet again building the forgotten password flow, its hurts to use a UX and tech pattern that is so broken

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@glennjones I can help you make it better :) – Danny Hope on twitter
@ckorhonen @yandle @glennjones have you seen what @blaine has been doing at Poetica? http://qz.com/234901/the-future-of-passwords-really-is-no-passwords/… https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2013/06/07/Why-findIDP … – Jay Caines-Gooby on twitter
@glennjones How do we fix the forgot password UX? – Chris Korhonen on twitter
@glennjones I like where Apple is going with Touch ID APIs and iCloud keychain for apps in iOS 8, great if you’re in their ecosystem… – Chris Korhonen on twitter
@ckorhonen I would of loved to have seen Mozilla Persona develop to a point of real traction, it had promise – Glenn Jones on twitter
@jaygooby @ckorhonen yes, I like the @poetica concept and UX, but still does not get around private data loss – Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones @jaygooby @ckorhonen how do you mean? – Blaine Cook on twitter
@glennjones @ckorhonen @blaine because of email disclosure or use of 3rd party IDPs like Google? – Jay Caines-Gooby on twitter
@glennjones Persona seemed like it required too much effort from the user and the developer, I don’t think it was the right implementation. – Chris Korhonen on twitter
@jaygooby sounds good, @glennjones can you see any reason not to do it this way? @ckorhonen @blaine – Danny Hope on twitter
@ckorhonen its a 'wicked problem' utility/speed against bleeding private data and bad security. The cost to user is obscured so its goes on – Glenn Jones on twitter
@yandle apart from the time to build it, maybe a good #indiewebcamp project, mix @blaine auth idea with IndieAuth. Would need to work on UX – Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones For most things these days I tend to use FB/Twitter/Google auth, nice balance between convenience and security – Chris Korhonen on twitter