Hi all,

I'd like to introduce you all to a very simple uservoice clone app
made in web2py: http://github.com/adsahay/web2py_feedback

It is still work in progress. The main motivation for this app is that
the existing feedback applications, apart from being sometimes
ridiculously priced, force users to create multiple accounts (one for
the app, one for passing feedback) which is a major turn-off. If I'm
registered as a user at Radbox (http://radbox.me), I should be able to
pass feedback/bugs/comments on the application without creating a new
user account on uservoice or such application. This is the motivation
behind the web2py_feedback (till I come up with a nicer name).

I'd like help from the community on making this app plug-n-play not
just for web2py apps, but for any web application that wants an
accompanying feedback app. Also, this doesn't take advantage of the
nicer layouts which are available now.

Technical query - what's a good way to make this single-sign on
friendly for any app to use? My own opinion is that feedback is not a
very confidential thing, so we need not use the strictest
authentication mechanism, but there has to be a way to transfer some
user credentials from an application to its feedback app, without
needing the user to create a new login. This allows the app developers
to know which user faced a particular problem, and maybe even look up
the user's application usage history to debug it.

When it reaches a decent version 1.0, we can use it for web2py
community as well (we plan to use it for Radbox soon).

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