- From: Harry Halpin <hhalpin@ibiblio.org>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 13:12:46 +0000
- To: public-xg-socialweb@w3.org
I'm thinking we should brainstorm one final round of invited talks and discussions to go through January and up till end of February. Just to be clear, that leaves us with up to about 7 invited talks. Then, we need to really focus on the final report for March, which I think (given the use-cases, etc. etc. we should be able to piece together just fine!). I'm just brain-storming topics which we did not get to before Christmas break. I'd like people to add names and topics. Off the top of my head: 1) WRAP, OAuth, and SSL -> Probably inviting Eran Hammer-Lahav back, Luke Shepard from Facebook (who implemented WRAP in Javascript), and the editors of WRAP (Dick Hardt, Tom Allen) and some of them from OAuth (Ben Laurie comes to mind...) 2) Work on a common terminology. I know some of our Social Web XG membershave been working on this, so I'd like to devote a telecon to it ASAP. 3) XMPP, Google Wave, Opera Unite (which doesn't use XMPP, but maybe they can explain why), and other upcoming social software built on XMPP. I'm sure Peter St. Andre would be happy to weigh in, and I can e-mail folks from Opera and Google, but again, if people have personal contacts here now is the time to spread them. 4) OpenSocial, W3C Widgets, and Facebook Developer Platform - this might want to be split into two telecons. There's been quite a few e-mails about this, but we should probably just set a date and *do* it. 5) OpenID 2.0 - Realizing we never had a proper telecon about OpenID 2.0, in particular it's attribute exchange mechanism. Again, the usual cast of suspects - Chris Messina, David Recordon, Tom Allen... and the inevitable question, will there be an OpenID 3.0? 6) Micropayments - I think the OpenID foundation has a WG on this topic, and I know Doug Schepers (W3C) has been thinking about this. Not sure who else, but it should be part of the final report. 7) OpenMicroblogging and Twitter - We can invite someone from Twitter and really sit down and compare OMB to Twitter's APIs. 8) Relationship between OWF and W3C - we need to have a discussion of some proposal for some kind of mutually beneficial relationship. OK, feel free to e-mail the whole list...I'd like to really like to decide this ASAP, time is running short! cheers, harry
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