=== RPX ===
Contributors: brianellin
Donate link: http://rpxwiki.com/WordpressPlugin
Tags: openid, facebook, myspace, windows live id, authentication
Requires at least: 2.0.2
Tested up to: 2.7
Stable tag: 0.2

The RPX wordpress plugin let's you use OpenID, Facebook, MySpace,
Google, Yahoo!, and Windows Live ID authentication on your blog.  It
uses JanRain's RPX authentication service at https://rpxnow.com/

== Description ==

Adds [RPX](https://rpxnow.com/ "RPX") authentication from https://rpxnow.com/ to your wordpress blog.

Features:

* Adds passwordless sign-in and commenting to your blog using OpenID, Facebook, MySpace, and Windows Live ID.
* Attach an OpenID to existing account.
* Create new accounts without registering and maintaining a password.
* Easy to configure with no template modifications requried.
* Verified identity and provider icons for blog commenters.

== Installation ==

1. Copy the `rpx` directory and its contents to your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate the rpx plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Visit the RPX configuration page by going to 'Settings' ->
'Options,' and follow the instructions to finish your installation.
If you don't already have an RPX account and API key, you may click
the "Get an RPX API Key" button to kick off the automatic configuation
of your wordpress installation.  If you have already created an RPX
account and site for your WordPress blog, just past your API Key into
the box and click "Save."  That's it!


== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How do I enabled Facebook, MySpace, and Live ID authentication? =

Go to https://rpxnow.com/ and sign-in.  In the left navigation bar
there is a tab for each of those providers which includes instructions
for setting up each one.  All three require you to obtain an API key
and secret for your individual site, and approve their developer terms
of service.

= Help! The plugin doesn't work = 

Send as much information about your php/wordpress version and runtime
as you can to brian -at- janrain.com.  We'll do our best to get the
plugin working with your configuration.

== Screenshots ==

1. Sample RPX enabled WordPress sign-in page.
2. RPX enabled comments, and comment "your must sign-in to comment" interface.