- From: Harry Halpin <hhalpin@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2011 14:55:37 +0100
- To: "public-identity@w3.org" <public-identity@w3.org>
If you look at our current charter, then you'll see that there is currently no goals section, only a brief paragraph. I'd like to get the goals section more concrete, and use that as an exercise in scoping the charter down. Right now, we have more features than use-cases, and I want to clearly connect every feature to a use-case. So before AC Review, I'd like to have an explicit goals section that lists in one or two terse sentences each of the use-cases that people on the list find important. So everyone who has a use-case please send it now, described in 1-2 sentences. Then also, *look* at the primary/secondary/ and out-of-scope features and list what features are necessary for the goal. Also, to see if anything is missing. I've heard the following: 1) To determine if device is suitable for certain content 2) Loading keys from a USB/smartcard for financial transactions ("Korean bank" use-case) 3) Identity claims signing 4) JS Code-signing 5) Helping OAuth I'm sure there are more. Having a use-case at this stage does not mean it will be covered by API, as that will require actually specing the case out in a use-cases and requirement document and getting consensus from WG (including implementors). cheers, harry
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