1.1 How OpenID sites interact with CrowdID

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This diagram shows how an OpenID-enabled website (known as a 'Relying Party') interacts with CrowdID (an 'OpenID Provider') to validate an end-user's login attempt.

For more information about the OpenID protocol please see http://openid.net.


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1.1 How OpenID sites interact with CrowdID

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