Hi Thomas --
FYI there is some work going on in the federated social web community on
ostatus http://ostatus.org - which is a wrapper spec for a number of
different specs in the social web space - e.g. Activity streams,
pubsubhubub, webfinger, etc... IMO any "social AR server-to-server" protocol
should become a part of this work...
Also points to: any work on POIs (or whatever we call them) should be
aligned with further development of this Ostatus protocol.
Dan
On 04/08/2010 13:19, "Thomas Wrobel" <darkflame@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
> As for social AR, I am still passionate we need a complementary
> server<>server protocol in order to ensure that personal and secure
> group communication can be done without requiring all users on the
> same server. (for this I rather like the email analogy, we don't want
> everyone having to use Hotmail in order to send private messages to
> each-other).
>
> That said, we must also not get too distracted. Any server<>server,
> social, communication protocol should be able to implement and use the
> exact same data formats and standards set up for general 1<>many style
> AR use's. Social is thus a secondary problem that would merely be a
> way to exchange data already established by solving our first bunch of
> problems.