DISQUS

Nice reviews. I'd agree that generally the prices can't be beat. My history with terminal clients is kinda funny; my roommate had a sidekick 2, and bought "Terminal Monkey" for $5. When I finally got mine, they had renamed it to simply "Terminal", raised the price to $10, and best of all, I don't think there were any new features. :P
While slow on 2G (GPRS, I think?), I managed and could do some cool things from many places.

When I got my Treo, pssh was my best friend, 'nuff said.

And now, I'm replying to your post on my iPhone, wishing I had bought iSSH instead of pTerm. Oh well, I'm hoping that they all mature pretty nicely over the next few months. I'll be watching for more followup posts from you :).

Thanks again.

Actually, you don't even need to give them a username. Their OpenID can become the "username identifier". Most OpenID oriented consumers do this. Jyte, Pibb, Zooomr, Ma.gnolia, etc.

Now, there is a "best practices" recommendation where you should allow any given "user" (in terms of one person) the ability to link multiple OpenIDs, or set a plain 'ole username and password, in case their OpenID Identity Provider is down.

I personally would rather go with additional factor authentication. Simple (private'ish) profile questions that only come into play when a provider does not resolve.

That's just me, though.

seshadri:
Click "blog" on the bottom of the page.

coComment SUCKS. Restricted to only other comments made with a coComment account?
No thank you, I'll stick to scrapers and comment RSS feeds myself, or any other subscription scheme, THANKS.

Mr. Scoble
You didn't miss the meme.
That's for the silly LiveJournal/Xanga/etc. kids.

;)

@domain:
It's an open option in the Wordpress Admin Panel.
No hacking involved besides clicking a radio button, and clicking submit.

Just like I tell everyone else.
Click Feedback, type away with as much details as possible.
So far as I hear, you're one of their special beta testers (as witnessed by your custom header). Surely your input matters and has hopefully already been given :-).