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It's my understanding that Yahoo users can log in with their Yahoo credentials in order to view a google calendar.
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It's my understanding that Yahoo users can log in with their Yahoo credentials in order to view a google calendar.

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By following the instructions on Google Calendar to share it, when a non-gmail user gets the invite they are asked for an account and pw. &nbsp;The consequence of that requirement is either:<br />
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a) they have to create a new gmail account (who wants ANOTHER email account to keep track of?)<br />
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or <br />
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b) I have to give them my user name and pw (which gives them access to my email and everything on my gmail account)<br />
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To simply share a calendar, neither of those two requirements seem ideal.<br />
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I have shared with other non-gmail users and they never reported an issue. &nbsp;Maybe they created a gmail account and never mentioned it. <br />
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<b>Is there a standard way to share an gmail calendar without either a) or b) &nbsp;?<br />
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By following the instructions on Google Calendar to share it, when a non-gmail user gets the invite they are asked for an account and pw.  The consequence of that requirement is either:

a) they have to create a new gmail account (who wants ANOTHER email account to keep track of?)

or 

b) I have to give them my user name and pw (which gives them access to my email and everything on my gmail account)

To simply share a calendar, neither of those two requirements seem ideal.

I have shared with other non-gmail users and they never reported an issue.  Maybe they created a gmail account and never mentioned it. 

Is there a standard way to share an gmail calendar without either a) or b)  ?


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