I am currently setting up a new user data model. Are the identifiers from facebook, twitter and openid numerical? What is the length?
This is what I still have:
users of the table http://ojs.at/users.png
Thanks for any collection.
Oliver
OpenIDs are strings (URLs). There is no such thing as an "OpenID".
As for twitter and facebook, they use OAuth and also use strings (access tokens).
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