Check out skatehive.app
We have integrated break away community platforms using ecency. It is now super easy to spin up ur own community platform.
U can see the links here to do it.
We are currently rebuilding our log in and sign up systems on SPK network and threespeak. All open source for all to use.
On top of this we like how u have thought about how the login system should be here. We will raise it with our team
Nice stuff. I didn't find your links on how to make it a community site.
https://github.com/steemfiles/ecency-vision
Basically the article says what I think about logins. Barring passwords and keys, the guys at PeakD have implemented the most ways to login than any other. #keychain, #HiveAuth, #PeakLock and #HiveSigner. I don't know anything about PeakLock. I have worked with only #Keychain and #HiveSigner in modifying Ecency's source.
It is easy to neglect logins because of the way on Proofofbrain.blog and others you need only to login once per browser with a proper method. Normally, I open the browser and I'm already logged in. That's the way it ought to be for personal computers. If using Hive at work, I'd log out and remove my account from the browser. It is important though. This is how newbies will experience each front end for the first time. We should make things as smooth as possible.
One thing I have observed about several video platforms, is that logging in makes you lose your place. After about five or ten minutes of watching something, I may decide to up-vote it. After noticing I am not logged in and logging in, I am taken to the home page of the site rather than the position I am on. Going back in some sites puts me in a logged out state. This is a really horrible experience. I'd request that they test for that periodically just to make sure that is not happening to the users.
link is here: https://linktr.ee/spknetwork
Cool. One more thing. If you're going to add captchas, I'd rather pay a nickel worth of Hive dollars instead. So if you do that make paying a fee to login an alternative. I hate doing captchas.