With Facebook Comments, Twitter And Google Login Flew The Coop

The new Facebook comments will be installed with a single line of code. Currently you can log in using Facebook and Yahoo. Twitter and Google are left out.

A post from TechCrunch by MG Siegler has the whole story. Here is a part:

From a user perspective, this is all too bad. Having the option to login with all of these under one system would be great. Of course, from the perspective of startups like Disqus, this social graph war is undoubtedly welcome since they’re a neutral third-party that is free to utilize all the services.
For their part in this battle, Facebook only has this to say:
This is an update to a Comments product that’s been widely used since February 2009. As part of the update, we’ve added Yahoo! as a third party login, and hope to add additional providers in the future.
Google declined to comment. Twitter has not yet responded to our request for comment.
Update: Here’s Twitter’s comment:
We are not participating in Facebook’s new system for leaving comments on web sites. We will continue to have conversations with Facebook about ways in which we can work together.


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