Yeah, websites can choose any other identity provider, and in fact, do.

This sounds super interesting! I'd love to beta test it if you are looking for people to try!

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Sure, I'd love to have your feedback. Let me package this into my first beta and I'll reach out.

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Instructions:

https://github.com/w3c-fedid/idp-registration/issues/2#issue...

At this point, wouldn't "email authentication" simply be OpenID?

Fair point on the point on the term polyfill. Done, replaced it with "JS renderer" [1].

[1] https://github.com/google/typograms/commit/4270c0ad387a2b500...

Exactly.

Maintainer(!) here, reading the comments! Can you help me understand what you'd expect? I can't really find the "inductor" you are referring to and the "C" character that seems off to you. Care to expand a bit so that I can try to fix?

Hiya,

In the "Circuit" section there is the text "30uH" and a few characters to the right of that there is a column with 3 "C" characters arranged vertically. Next to each "C" character is a pipe "|" character.

The standard unit of inductance is the henry (H) so I assume 40uH is the value of that component and therefore I would expect that arrangement of 6 characters to map to an inductor symbol: ( https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Inductor_Symbols.jpg ) rather than staying as separate C characters with a vertical line next to it.

(If this is a bug with my browser then I can only say that I'm using Chrome on MacOS and everything else looks correct)

Neat! Want to send a PR with some of these diagrams as examples?