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Rpxnow vs dotnetopenid, What do you think?

I read a couple of posts about this, but I was more confused about which one would I use or which would be better, or even am I missing some other solutions?

I ask for advice, Thank you

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DotNetOpenID works great and you will have ample control over the process. RPXNow charges a fee if you want to customize your login screen or sync your profile data. I would prefer not to be tied to a company for OpenID.



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The problem with using a library like DotNetOpenAuth or openid4java is that you still have a lot of additional security to implement. For example, Yahoo requires some additional XML files to work correctly without warning.



RPXNow is free or cheap. And if you implement it correctly, you won't be locked in them if you decide to switch.

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But with RPX, when your user accesses the OpenId provider, the provider reports the RPX URL instead of yours. I would have thought that end users would not want to authenticate.

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