I was asking why there is not (or at least not that I've found) a summary of the state of play in a prominent place.
I could have read through several hundred issues to determine that I'd run into some rough edges with these bridges and that perhaps I should come back later. Instead I find these rough edges when I dive-in, and now I wonder what other shortcomings are not being mentioned with the same gusto as the projects wins.
Is it documented that there is some rough cases that are still being worked on? Diving off from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Persona I don't seem to see a summary of the real world state of play.
(Just mentioning this as I think it might help adoption if the project is more upfront about rough edges.)
This sounds like a bit of cop-out, but, maybe it has a brighter future than it seems.
I hope the Google and Yahoo bridges are reconsidered. On paper they're a good idea but in a practice, they add further complication and confusion to a concept that's already alien to most users.
I was asking why there is not (or at least not that I've found) a summary of the state of play in a prominent place.
I could have read through several hundred issues to determine that I'd run into some rough edges with these bridges and that perhaps I should come back later. Instead I find these rough edges when I dive-in, and now I wonder what other shortcomings are not being mentioned with the same gusto as the projects wins.
I hope that clarifies my prior post.