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]]> http://nosheep.net/story/single-sign-out-and-session-management/comment-page-1/#comment-233 NoSheep! » Arguing for Mutual Benefit Wed, 09 Nov 2005 23:50:35 +0000 http://nosheep.net/story/single-sign-out-and-session-management/#comment-233 [...] Sometimes I’ll even find myself arguing an idea I’m not yet certain about, or a side of an argument I don’t entirely agree with. In these cases I’m looking to the other person to either succeed or fail in building their own opposing side. This can then help me to solidify my feelings. I recently employed this technique in trying to figure out my opinions on single sign out. I argued against doing it at all. I then walked away and did my research finding that all I needed was to learn that single sign out is not the whole story, I needed to be talking about session management. [...] [...] Sometimes I’ll even find myself arguing an idea I’m not yet certain about, or a side of an argument I don’t entirely agree with. In these cases I’m looking to the other person to either succeed or fail in building their own opposing side. This can then help me to solidify my feelings. I recently employed this technique in trying to figure out my opinions on single sign out. I argued against doing it at all. I then walked away and did my research finding that all I needed was to learn that single sign out is not the whole story, I needed to be talking about session management. [...]

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