Alex Polvi, friend of Miro and a community marketer for Mozilla, has won a Vidoop contest called How do you identify? with a very cute video (see below). Vidoop is a company that takes a cool approach to internet logins, with an OpenID service that gives you one universal login and an option for image grid based identification (take a look). Alex is donating his $1000 prize to Miro and Vidoop is matching that. Thanks so much guys!
Here’s Alex’s winning video (with a shout-out to Miro):
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Polvi, you rock!
Props for the hookup. Way cool.
Vidoop takes a little getting used to, but once you get the hang of it it’s far less annoying than remembering text-based passwords. Kudos to them for the contest, and congrats to the winner & recipients! ^_^