Re: unofficial Federated Social Web meetup @ OHM2013

On 08/02/2013 11:59 AM, Melvin Carvalho wrote:
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> On 2 August 2013 17:55, Michiel B. de Jong 
> <anything@michielbdejong.com <mailto:anything@michielbdejong.com>> wrote:
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>     small group, great discussion! :)
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>     four answers came up to the question "What is the most important
>     next step for fedsocweb?":
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>     1) read-write web - it allows you to edit your online profile
>     (also the machine-readable aspects of it) via the same http
>     interface you use to view it.
>     2) allowing multiple URLs in one "contact" in an addressbook (eg
>     by resolving owl:sameAs relations). this way, every contact can
>     fluidly migrate to different SNSs by adding extra URLs and
>     removing old ones, while constantly staying in contact with their
>     friends.
>     3) ping notifications, both to let someone know you're now
>     following them, and to let someone know you published new content
>     4) merging the news stream from several social networks into one,
>     so that you don't miss out on part of your news stream if you
>     check e.g. only 3 out of 7 SNSs where friends of you are.
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> +1 on everything

Indeed.   That sounds right on target.

I wonder how next week's workshop [1] will compare.   (I'm not going to 
make it to that, either.)   I have no idea if it will say the same 
things, or not get anywhere near this space.

     -- Sandro

[1] http://www.w3.org/2013/socialweb/

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>     the pad we used:
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>     https://pad.riseup.net/p/fedsocweb
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>     Cheers!
>     Michiel
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