- From: Matthias Evering <me@evering.eu>
- Date: Wed, 02 Sep 2020 16:42:58 +0200
- To: public-federated-commerce@w3.org
hey all. I am Matthias, born '68 and doing solidweb.org as autodidact. I will split this post into three parts. * technical I have experimented with NSS (Node Solid Server) for about a year and have finally succeeded to setup a production system using up-to-date software. this means the latest version of NSS and a widely-accepted reverse proxy. the basics of turtle-syntax and the rdf (linked_data-ecosystem) is known by participating at a panel, the chat and a certificate of a MOOC. although I am certified app-developer I feel more as a hack, due to the education is a bit old and I am more of an autodidact now. I am not actively working at the architecture of Solid. * financial Inrupt is a startup that fuels Solid. they have NSS (which they still do safety-updates for) and the community-server. as stated at solidproject.org, TimBL wants to flip the privacy-part right-site-up and new methods of business-models will emerge. everything is done with the maximum transparency, seen from code-site (real open source) and from the side of the decision-making process of the project. I don' t do this because I want to gain monetary benefits, but if we want Solid to be widely accepted we will have to play by the rules the market gives to us. * social the community is a home and *S*ocial *L*inked *D*ata means that the users interact with an increasing afford of traffic and want to know every possible detail of every party that is involved (Pod-Provider, App-maintainer, supplier of new payment-systems). the openness of the whole ecosystem is a strong plus. if we want to bundle our effords to make Solid lift-off we should know well what we have to offer and the technical side (Specification et al) seems to spread a lot of hope. seen socially (and homo sapiens *is* social) we have a clear niche to fill the needs of more and more people that are tired of the data silos. -- Matthias Evering me@evering.eu [x]free [ ]private [ ]ask before quote
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