Re: New: Social Networking Best Practices page and discussion

Renato Iannella wrote:
>
> On 22 Jan 2009, at 17:22, Christine Perey wrote:
>
>> As first author, I took the liberty of expanding the scope of the
>> suggested best practices on privacy to suggest an entire Social
>> Networking Best Practices group (task force, whatever) so that it
>> would focus on privacy and at the same time accommodate several other
>> best practices themes (examples above) which I believe are today, and
>> will remain over time, necessary.
>
> I agree with the content. I think we need to add it all into the "mix"
> then work out the best structure(s) to manage them...
>  
>> tangent #2: In the words/labels we are using, we (or perhaps I)
>> are continually grouping "data mining/semantic web" with user "data
>> portability."  I believe that they are separate and I don't
>> understand why they are being grouped together in the conversation.
>> Clarification somewhere would be appreciated (and beneficial to
>> others, I feel)
>
> They are separate in my mind too...DP is layer(s) above technical
> approaches....
I am fine with a "Best Practices" group for security/privacy/etc.
concerns and another group focussed on "mapping data-formats and APIs".
If you wish to call that "portability" that's fine with me, and
obviously one fomrat is "Semantic Web". I personally like the term
"interoperability."


Also, can everyone actually be subscribed to: 
public-social-web-talk@w3.org so I can just e-mail the list and not cc
people?


> Cheers...  Renato Iannella
> NICTA
>
>

Received on Friday, 23 January 2009 10:32:58 UTC