Not as far as I know. LJ's auth methods are pretty primitive.
I generally don't like it when services require handing their (single, master) password to other services. (Email has been like this since forever; I was gratified to see that Fastmail allows you to create named, randomly generated "app passwords" with limited scope and individual revocability.) In this case I trust DW more than LJ so whatevs. Is that not true for you, or do you have a different concern?
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Date: 2016-11-26 08:28 pm (UTC)I generally don't like it when services require handing their (single, master) password to other services. (Email has been like this since forever; I was gratified to see that Fastmail allows you to create named, randomly generated "app passwords" with limited scope and individual revocability.) In this case I trust DW more than LJ so whatevs. Is that not true for you, or do you have a different concern?