- From: Evan Prodromou <evan@e14n.com>
- Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 18:13:09 -0500
- To: public-socialweb@w3.org
On 2015-01-28 11:58 AM, Sandro Hawke wrote: > Some comments/questions/thoughts on > https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/Requirements > > I'm happy to put these on the wiki, but right now it's probably best > to have a quick discussion here. > > - What is an "Enterprise Document"? Word processing (like Microsoft Word), Spreadsheets (like Excel), Presentations (like PowerPoint). Stuff that business people share around. > - missing? Formatted text, eg bold, in text Sure. > > - missing? special link elements in text, especially "mentions" of > other users. Some things, like URLs, can be automatically pulled out > of plain text, but facebook-style mentions of users can't. I think we ruled that out of scope for AS 2.0, and I'd be surprised if we snuck it back in here. > - missing? ability to see that text was modified after first posting, > maybe which versions others are commenting on So, are you thinking of using some other kind of data structure than AS 2.0? This is all covered in there. > - missing? app data in profiles / extensibility of profiles What's "app data"? > - what are "groups" as opposed to "contact lists"? It looks like > groups are add-yourself, and contact-lists are add-other people, Yes. Contact lists are more personal, too. My "family" list includes my father, mother, brothers, wife and children. You, Sandro, would have a different "family" list. > but there's the common middle ground of request-to-be-added, right? That's more like a group than a contact list. > - missing? setting who can see which things Again, that's kind of addressed in AS 2.0. > - Can you justify most of the out-of-scope stuff? Without streaming > or push, I don't see how this system could catch on. I think that server-to-server stuff is going to be more pertinent when we discuss the federation protocol. -Evan
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