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Jyte is a consumer website created by JanRain, a software company located in Portland, Oregon. According to the developers, Jyte allows users to "make claims about [themselves], others, or just about anything".^[1] Other users can then vote up (agree with) or vote down (disagree with) with each claim. Jyte is also an experiment in online credibility management; it lets users assign "cred" points to each other in areas of alleged expertise. This increases their "cred score", which is designed to give an idea of how trustworthy they are.^[2]

Created in late January 2007, Jyte is an acronym for "Just You Tell 'Em".^[3] The site was developed primarily with Ruby on Rails, and is interoperable with other sites by means of several APIs.^[4]

Jyte is notable for relying solely on OpenID for logging in and registering their users.

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[1] ttp://blog.jyte.com/2007/02/02/what-is-jyte/

[2] ttp://jyte.com/help#cred

[3] ttp://jyte.com/cl/jyte-means-just-you-tell-em

[4] ttp://jyte.com/site/api

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-'''Jyte''' is a consumer [[website]] created by [http://www.janrain.com/ JanRain], a software company located in [[Portland, Oregon]]. According to the developers, Jyte allows users to "make claims about [themselves], others, or just about anything" [http://blog.jyte.com/2007/02/02/what-is-jyte/]. Other users can then vote up (agree with) or vote down (disagree with) with each claim. Jyte is also an experiment in online [[credibility]] management; it lets users assign "cred" points to each other in areas of alleged expertise. This increases their "cred score", which is designed to give an idea of how trustworthy they are. [http://jyte.com/help#cred]
+'''Jyte''' is a consumer [[website]] created by [http://www.janrain.com/ JanRain], a software company located in [[Portland, Oregon]]. According to the developers, Jyte allows users to "make claims about [themselves], others, or just about anything".<ref>http://blog.jyte.com/2007/02/02/what-is-jyte/</ref> Other users can then vote up (agree with) or vote down (disagree with) with each claim. Jyte is also an experiment in online [[credibility]] management; it lets users assign "cred" points to each other in areas of alleged expertise. This increases their "cred score", which is designed to give an idea of how trustworthy they are.<ref>http://jyte.com/help#cred</ref>
-Created in late [[January 2007]], Jyte is an acronym for "Just You Tell 'Em" [http://jyte.com/cl/jyte-means-just-you-tell-em]. The site was developed primarily with [[Ruby on Rails]], and is interoperable with other sites by means of several [[Application programming interface|APIs]] [http://jyte.com/site/api].
+Created in late [[January 2007]], Jyte is an acronym for "Just You Tell 'Em".<ref>http://jyte.com/cl/jyte-means-just-you-tell-em</ref> The site was developed primarily with [[Ruby on Rails]], and is interoperable with other sites by means of several [[Application programming interface|APIs]].<ref>http://jyte.com/site/api</ref>
 Jyte is notable for relying solely on [[OpenID]] for logging in and registering their users.
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