10 Great Implementations of Facebook Connect
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Saved by 32 people (-3 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-01-13
- Huangyuching on 2009-11-03 - Tags facebook
- Smanes on 2009-09-10 - Tags Facebook , Connect , Social , Networking
- Pxlqueen on 2009-08-24 - Tags Social , Medai , Inspiration , Facebook , Connect
- To_jon on 2009-08-12 - Tags facebook_connect
- Katrika on 2009-06-18 - Tags no_tag
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How it uses Facebook Connect: Facebook made sure that the software that runs Wikipedia wasn’t ignored. The result is the Facebook Connect plug-in for MediaWiki. If you’re running a wiki, it makes it very easy for your users to log in and start making edits.
Why it is a winner: MediaWiki is a highly-used software, but because you can edit most wikis without logging in, not as many people sign up. Facebook Connect helps fill in that gap by making it easier to log into a wiki. In addition, you can use XFBML tags in wiki text (though I wouldn’t recommend it until they update the security of it).
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