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http://superuser.com/faqhttps://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

https://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

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http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

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http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.) But more relevantly, this should actually be asked on http://meta.stackoverflow.com, as it's a question about the site. Please read the about page FAQs, and have a look around!

Edit: And aboutAbout openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account (http://meta.superuser.com/a/2816/193093) and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.) But more relevantly, this should actually be asked on http://meta.stackoverflow.com, as it's a question about the site. Please read the about page FAQs, and have a look around!

Edit: And about openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account (http://meta.superuser.com/a/2816/193093) and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site!

http://superuser.com/faq has some of the answers you seek. (The last 2, to be specific.)

About openID... it's much more convenient to have one login for everything, rather than lots and lots for every site, don't you think? You can make an account on Stack Exchange, that's the closest thing to a SU account and bonus, it'll work if you get a question migrated to another SE site! See: Why can't I register on SuperUser without OpenID?

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