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      <title>Your Jabber ID as your Persona identity</title>
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      <description>(This is NOT an official Mozilla project and does not in any way reflect the views of my employer.)&#xA;Mozilla Persona is a way for users to use their e-mail ID as their identity on the web. While cool, it will only really take off when existing services that people use become Identity Providers. XMPP (Jabber) is a widely deployed IM protocol whose IDs look like e-mail and it is a secure, federated system in alignment with Persona&amp;#8217;s goals.</description>
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