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I really want to believe in something like this, however you'd getting much better traction by explaining a few key details:

* What the hell does the JS assertion object look like?

* How do I run an independent service?

* In a single page, walk me through the steps to integrate?

Videos, dodgy music, overenthusiastic PFYs appeal to me much less than good documentation



> What the hell does the JS assertion object look like?

Needs to be updated a little bit, but check out the spec: https://github.com/mozilla/id-specs/blob/prod/browserid/inde...

Note: You don't have to implement this yourself! You can POST assertions to https://verifier.login.persona.org/verify instead, and we'll return a JSON blob that lets you know if it was valid or not. Or you could run that same verifier locally (it's a stateless node.js server, code's on github in the mozilla/browserid repo). The exact data formats are still in flux (waiting / hoping for IETF standardization around some crypto things), so we don't recommend doing verification yourself just yet, unless you run our node.js verifier and frequently update it. We'll get that stuff locked down in one of the next Beta releases.

> How do I run an independent service?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Persona/Implementin...

> In a single page, walk me through the steps to integrate?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Persona/Quick_Setup


Huh :) I went in circles on the MDN site for a few minutes.




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