Re: Social Web XG Meeting Sept 22nd: Final Report and Paul Trevithick on infocards and Higgins Project

On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 11:02 AM, Kaliya <kaliya@mac.com> wrote:

> Hi SWXG folks,
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>  I am really please to see this report coming together.
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>   I think there is an opportunity to actually get together in person that
> we have coming up.
>   The Internet Identity Workshop is coming to London!
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> http://www.internetidenttiyworkshop.com
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>   Yes we have hopped the Ocean from last month's first ever outside the Bay
> Area IIW in  DC last month.
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>  It is October 11th and I am happy if any of you (or your friends) want to
> attend for 30% off this is the code "SWXG"  here is registration
> http://iiweurope.eventbrite.com/
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> Paul has attended like EVERY IIW ever - so you can ask him questions about
> what it is like.
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Kaliya - thanks! Yes, I will definitely be there and I hope others will.
Very exciting!

Also, if you could send us a brief paragraph or two giving the group more
insight into Personal Data-spaces (particularly architectural choices, i.e.
use of XDI, does it use OStatus/ActivityStreams/OStatus, etc. would be
great.

       cheers,
            harry




> Smiles,
>  -Kaliya
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> *Internet Identity Workshop comes to the UK!*
> October 11, 2010 London
> University of London, Macmillan Hall  <http://www.london.ac.uk/3130.html>
> **
> *An Invitation to IIW Europe #1*
>
> You are invited to attend and participate in the first Internet Identity
> Workshop in Europe.  IIW has been held semi-annually in California since
> the fall of 2005. The 10th IIW in May was the largest thus far. There have
> been many requests to have an IIW in Europe, and now the emerging
> interfederation at the European scale is providing a timely basis to have
> one in London.
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> Registration is open; early bird prices are available now!
> *You can **Register Here!* <http://iiweurope.eventbrite.com/>
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> Unlike other identity conferences, IIW’s focus on the use of identity
> management approaches based on open standards that are privacy protecting.
> It is a unique blend of technology and policy discussions where everyone
> from a diverse range of projects doing the real-work of making this vision
> happen are invited and included to gather and work intensively for two
> days. *It is the best place to meet and participate with all the key
> people and projects such as:*
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>    - OpenID
>    - IMI Information Cards
>    - PV Net
>    - German ID Card
>    - Mydex
>    - UK online identity
>    - Personal Data Stores and the ecology around them
>    - Various national ID schemes
>    - Various loyalty schemes
>    - TRM Project
>    - National e-Identity Programmes
>    - European eID Interoperability Platform (STORK)
>    - Personal Data Protection and the Digital Economy
>    - NIH pilot adoption of Open Identity technologies
>    - Certification of industry open identity credentials
>    - Business models for higher LOA open identity credentials
>    - Government, Commerce and Research and Education Identities
>    - Re-engineering of multiple major services (health, benefits,
>    pensions, tax)
>
> **
> **
>
> The event has a unique format.  The agenda is created live the day of the
> event which allows for the discussion of key issues, projects and a lot of
> interactive opportunities with key industry leaders. For detailed
> information about IIW, the UK event,
> http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/iiw-europe-london-october-11th/
>
> You can see proposed topics so far on the wiki - as more attendees
> register this list will grow http://iiw.idcommons.net/Topics_IIW-Europe-1
> We hope to see you on October 11, your thoughts, expertise and contribution
> to these conversations and next steps of development are crucial. To
> register, see who should attend this event and who has already registered click
> here <http://iiweurope.eventbrite.com/> and scroll down.
>
> We are polling people in the registration process to determine interest in
> a second day, which would happen Sunday October 10th.
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> On Sep 22, 2010, at 1:42 AM, Harry Halpin wrote:
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> On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:41 AM, Alexandre Passant
> <alexandre.passant@deri.org> wrote:
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> Regrets, I'm traveling today.
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> I may have some comments on the report but I'll send to the list after the
> meeting / reading minutes.
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> Yes, the two big decisions were in the interest of fairness to all the
> approaches, to make each standard approach take only 2 paragraphs.
> Some were a few sentences (or none) and others were 5 paragraphs. It
> was difficult shortening some and lengthening others, but I tried to
> preserve the essential content.
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> However, we don't have a whole section on SIOC, so if you want to
> write two paragraphs on SIOC, please do!
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> Alex.
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> On 22 Sep 2010, at 02:03, Harry Halpin wrote:
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> Everyone,
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>   This is our next to last meeting tomorrow. I'm *almost* done
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> fleshing out (and shortening in some sections) the Social Web final
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> report, and I'll walk through the changes tomorrow with everyone.
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> Also, we can all likely remember Paul Trevithick's excellent talk
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> about digital identity earlier, and tomorrow he'll be presenting again
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> on his work on Infocards and the Higgins Project, both of which need
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> to be fleshed out in the final report. Agenda below - cheers, harry
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> HTML:  http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/socialweb/weekl-agenda.html
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> SWXG WG Weekly
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>    1. Convene [2]SWXG WG meeting of 2010-09-22T14:30-17:00GMT (See
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>       your [3]local time, i.e. 16:00 London, 11:00 Boston)
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>          + [4]Zakim teleconference bridge: Boston, USA:
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>            [5]+1.617.761.6200 code:SWXG Nice, France:
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>            [6]+33.4.89.06.34.99 code:SWXG Bristol, UK:
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>            [7]+44.117.370.6152 code:SWXG ([8]zakim calendar)
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>               o supplementary IRC chat: [9]#swxg on irc.w3.org port
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>                 6665
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>          + chair: hhalpin
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>          + scribe: bblfish
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>          + roll call, comments on the agenda.
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>          + PROPOSED: to approve minutes from [10]Sept 15th meeting.
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>          + PROPOSED: to meet again Wed. Sept 30th (Browser as social
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>            agent and final meeting).
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>    2. Final Report Rough Draft The latest rough draft is on the
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>       [11]wiki. Ideally, we reach a bare consensus, put it in HTML,
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>       and ask all invited for comments asap.
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>    3. Paul Trethivick on Infocards and the Higgins Project Discussion
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>       with [12]Paul Trevithick (Azigo) to discuss [13]infocards and
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>       the [14]Higgins Project.
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>     _________________________________________________________
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>      [2] http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/socialweb/
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>      [3] http://permatime.com/UTC/2010-9-22/14:30/Next_teleconference
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>      [4] http://www.w3.org/2002/06/bridge#Zakim
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>      [5] tel:+1.617.761.6200;postd=swxg
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>      [6] tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99;postd=swxg
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>      [7] tel:+44.117.370.6152;postd=swxg
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>      [8] http://www.w3.org/Guide/1998/08/teleconference-calendar.html
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>      [9] http://irc.w3.org:6665/sxwg
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>     [10] http://www.w3.org/2010/09/15-swxg-minutes.html
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>     [11] http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/socialweb/wiki/FinalReport
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>     [12] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Trevithick
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>     [13] http://informationcard.net/
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>     [14] http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/
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> --
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> Dr. Alexandre Passant
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> Digital Enterprise Research Institute
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> National University of Ireland, Galway
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> :me owl:sameAs <http://apassant.net/alex> .
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