[Feature Request] Add a way to create a RiiTag without Discord

[riiconnect24]

[Feature Request] Add a way to create a RiiTag without Discord

[TheShadowEevee]

I second the above comment, I personally believe more SSO options are the way to go as storing account information would be a whole different world of legal concerns in storing emails, hashed passwords, etc.

I do also believe Twitter is planned for the upgrade, but I would be happy to look into other SSO options such as Steam and Google (This would cover the most general options most people will have) although I cannot promise anything there.

While I am personally unaware of security-specific problems with Discord myself, I personally agree with your request for more options in the future, so thank you for your feature request!

[KcrPL]

I also agree that Discord is currently the most secure way of authenticating.

[bennyman123abc]

The reason that Discord is used currently is because Discord is pretty much relied on for rendering parts of the tag; at least out of the box. However, Larsen does have a point with the new version of RiiTag coming out. It's been in the works for a while now, and while it has hit a small stall in development, we're working on getting it up and running again soon to hopefully deploy. I'll look into adding more SSO options, but we're also not going to be handling authentication on our end as that would be far to insecure and really just unneeded.

TL;DR: More SSO options will not be added to RiiTag as of now, but the next version of RiiTag will have more than Discord on release.

[larsenv]

I don't see why you would avoid Discord just because it makes you feel uncomfortable for security issues (which isn't much of a problem), but the good news is that there's a major update planned for RiiTag that hasn't been deployed yet. I believe it will let you connect a Twitter account, but I'm not 100% sure.

[osfanbuff63]

I think Steam, Google, Twitter, and of course Discord, would cover the vast majority, as almost everyone I know would have one of those. The only other one I could think of that could be relevant is Microsoft (assuming the list above), but I don't think it's needed entirely.