- From: Michiel de Jong <michiel@unhosted.org>
- Date: Mon, 7 May 2012 17:41:56 +0200
- To: Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>
- Cc: Manu Sporny <msporny@digitalbazaar.com>, public-webpayments@w3.org
hm, actually i also sometimes want to describe transfers. and maybe events are best described by groups of two or three web credits. typically what i want to do in opentabs would be for instance to describe the following history: 1) i put 10 euros in the bank ---TRANSACTION: * source: me, destination: bank * type: money transfer, amount: 10 eur ---BALANCE: * source: bank, destination: me * type: debt, amount: 10 eur 2) i buy a 7 euro cangaroo using my bank card. i now have 3 euros left in the bank ---TRANSACTION: * source: bank, destination: pet shop * type: money transfer, amount: 7 eur ---CONCERNS: * source: pet shop, destination: me * type: goods transfer, amount: 1 cangaroo ---BALANCE (after clearing the 7 euro cycle between bank, pet shop and me): * source: bank, destination: me * type: debt, amount: 3 eur 3) i claim the 7 euros back from the zoo where i work, because the cangaroo was for them ---TRANSACTION: * source: me, destination: zoo * type: goods transfer ----BALANCE: * source: zoo, destination: me * type: debt, amount: 7 eur 4) i decide i don't need the money back from the zoo, so i cancel the debt. ---TRANSACTION: * source: me, destination: zoo * type: gift, amount: 7 eur ----BALANCE: * source: zoo, destination: me * type: debt, amount: 0 eur so basically i'm using the following types of actions: - money transfer - goods transfer - gift and the following types of states: - debt This is specific for the way Opentabs uses webcredits i guess. so maybe it makes sense to assign URIs on opentabs.net for those 4 types? Unless someone already has them somewhere.
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