1. You want to log to site X.
2. Instead of signing up, you enter http://myuri which has a a text entry that points to site Y as your open id provider.
3. Site X asks you to log into site Y and lets you log in once site X gets an OK from site Y that you've logged in.
1> a fix for phishing, probably involving browser support for OpenID, so it reads the request for OpenID off the page, like browsers now pick up the option of having an RSS feed, and processes it specially
2> Time.
1. You want to log to site X.
2. Instead of signing up, you enter http://myuri which has a a text entry that points to site Y as your open id provider.
3. Site X asks you to log into site Y and lets you log in once site X gets an OK from site Y that you've logged in.