14:55:44 RRSAgent has joined #swxg 14:55:44 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/10/21-swxg-irc 14:55:46 RRSAgent, make logs world 14:55:48 Zakim, this will be 7994 14:55:48 ok, trackbot; I see INC_SWXG()11:00AM scheduled to start in 5 minutes 14:55:49 Meeting: Social Web Incubator Group Teleconference 14:55:49 Date: 21 October 2009 14:56:18 tpa has joined #swxg 14:56:52 zakim, ??P16 is rreck 14:56:52 +rreck; got it 14:56:52 zakim, ??P16 is me 14:56:53 I already had ??P16 as rreck, rreck 14:57:25 cant put one past you can we Zakim? 14:57:34 +DKA 14:57:50 +??P17 14:57:57 Zakim, ??P17 is hhalpin 14:57:57 +hhalpin; got it 14:58:31 chair: DKA 14:58:41 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:58:41 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose rreck 14:58:46 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:58:46 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose DKA 14:58:47 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:58:47 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose DKA 14:58:50 :) 14:58:51 :) 14:58:52 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:58:52 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose hhalpin 14:58:56 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:58:56 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Thomas 14:59:00 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:59:00 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose DKA 14:59:01 Zakim, pick a scribe 14:59:01 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose DKA 14:59:19 zakim, who is on the phone? 14:59:19 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin 14:59:19 Zakim, who's on the phone? 14:59:20 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin 14:59:31 +OpenLink_Software 14:59:47 Zakim, OpenLink_Software is temporarily MacTed 14:59:47 +MacTed; got it 14:59:51 Zakim, mute me 14:59:51 MacTed should now be muted 15:00:02 + +63.59.2.aaaa 15:00:10 Zakim, aaaa is me 15:00:10 +tpa; got it 15:00:11 yuk has joined #swxg 15:00:12 +tinkster 15:00:15 I may be worse than your worst other option. 15:00:26 zakim, mute me 15:00:26 tinkster should now be muted 15:00:30 + +1.617.324.aabb 15:00:41 scribe: tpa 15:00:46 I can take over from Tim. 15:01:03 Zakim, agenda+ Convene SWXG WG meeting of 2009-10-21T15:00-17:00Z 15:01:03 agendum 7 added 15:01:14 Zakim, agenda+ General Organization 15:01:14 agendum 8 added 15:01:18 Zakim, what's on the agenda? 15:01:18 I see 3 items remaining on the agenda: 15:01:20 6. Speaker: Matt Lee on GNU Social/Daisycha.in [from harry] 15:01:21 Zakim, who's on the phone? 15:01:21 7. Convene SWXG WG meeting of 2009-10-21T15:00-17:00Z [from hhalpin] 15:01:22 8. General Organization [from hhalpin] 15:01:23 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin, MacTed (muted), tpa, tinkster (muted), +1.617.324.aabb 15:01:29 Zakim, agenda+ Invited Guest Invitations 15:01:29 agendum 9 added 15:01:35 #6 on the agenda is from last week. 15:01:39 Zakim, agenda+ User Stories 15:01:39 agendum 10 added 15:01:50 Zakim, agenda+ Final Report 15:01:50 agendum 11 added 15:02:03 Zakim, agenda+ Invited Speaker: David Recordon and Luke Shepard from Facebook 15:02:03 agendum 12 added 15:02:12 agenda? 15:02:24 marie has joined #swxg 15:02:26 hajons has joined #swxg 15:02:29 Zakim, next agendum 15:02:29 agendum 7. "Convene SWXG WG meeting of 2009-10-21T15:00-17:00Z" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:02:32 either was is fine 15:02:33 mischat_ has joined #swxg 15:02:37 roll call, comments on the agenda. 15:02:41 Zakim, who's present? 15:02:41 I don't understand your question, hhalpin. 15:02:46 Zakim, who's on the phone? 15:02:46 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin, MacTed (muted), tpa, tinkster (muted), +1.617.324.aabb 15:02:50 Zakim, who's on irc? 15:02:50 I don't understand your question, hhalpin. 15:02:59 PROPOSED: to approve SWXG WG Weekly -- 14th October 2009 as a true record 15:03:04 Zakim, who's on the call 15:03:04 I don't understand 'who's on the call', MacTed 15:03:06 http://www.w3.org/2009/10/14-swxg-minutes.html 15:03:18 +1 15:03:20 +1 15:03:27 RESOLVED: to approve SWXG WG Weekly -- 14th October 2009 as a true record 15:03:36 PROPOSED: to meet again Wed. October 28th 15:03:38 hi 15:03:43 Zakim, who's here? 15:03:43 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin, MacTed (muted), tpa, tinkster (muted), oshani 15:03:45 On IRC I see mischat_, hajons, marie, yuk, tpa, RRSAgent, oshani, rreck, DKA, hhalpin, melvster, lkagal, bblfish, MacTed, tinkster, tlr, FabGandon, AlexPassant, karl, Zakim, 15:03:46 +1 proposed to meet again 15:03:47 ... trackbot 15:03:47 +??P42 15:03:49 +??P41 15:03:50 +1 15:03:58 zakim, ??P42 is me 15:03:58 +mischat_; got it 15:03:58 Joseph Smarr of Plaxo, and PortableContacts (XML and API for contacts that used by OpenSocial) will be presenting on his work. 15:03:59 hhalpin: Joseph from Plaxo (& Portable contacts) will be there 15:03:59 +??P43 15:04:00 q? 15:04:03 zakim, mute me 15:04:03 mischat_ should now be muted 15:04:15 RESOLVED: to meet again Wed. October 28th 15:04:16 zakim, mute me 15:04:16 rreck should now be muted 15:04:18 danbri has joined #swxg 15:04:21 Zakim, next agendum 15:04:21 agendum 8. "General Organization" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:04:24 zakim, dial mcf-617 15:04:24 ok, marie; the call is being made 15:04:25 +Mcf 15:04:26 + +46.1.08.01.aacc 15:04:28 + +1.510.931.aadd 15:04:38 zakim, mute mcf 15:04:38 Mcf should now be muted 15:04:40 hello all 15:04:47 zakim, who is on the phone? 15:04:47 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck (muted), DKA, hhalpin, MacTed (muted), tpa, tinkster (muted), oshani, mischat_ (muted), ??P41, ??P43, +46.1.08.01.aacc, Mcf (muted), 15:04:50 ... +1.510.931.aadd 15:04:52 Zakim, +??P43 is probably danbri 15:04:52 sorry, tinkster, I do not understand your question 15:04:52 http://barcamp.org/SocialWebCamp-Santa-Clara 15:04:55 ??: we put the page live for TPAC, late last week 15:04:57 thx tinkster 15:05:06 …we already have 28 signups, which is good 15:05:16 wow, 28 people signed up is great 15:05:18 more tweeting, more blogging! 15:05:21 …we need to do some more evangelism about the event, get some more people engaged 15:05:23 :-) 15:05:23 +Lalana 15:05:32 +??P49 15:05:35 …some good people showing up, start-up people, social web notables, etc. 15:05:59 …we need to organize the time a little bit so we have a least a framework organization 15:06:10 …usually you'd start a barcamp with a blank schedule 15:06:11 q+ 15:06:24 …but I want to organize it a bit more, have a panel at the top of the day 15:06:25 + +1.303.308.aaee 15:06:40 + +1.314.705.aaff 15:06:45 girma has joined #swxg 15:06:47 …get a technology, social & user perspective. And also a business perspective 15:06:56 pchampin has joined #swxg 15:07:06 …what does the social web means as a “disruptive force” because that's integral to the whole story here 15:07:06 ack tpa 15:07:07 q? 15:07:13 nice msg from Evan Prodromou (our identica/statusnet guest recently): "I'm very excited about this event; we'll have StatusNet Inc. staff there, and hopefully some of the other devs in the area will be able to attend." 15:08:00 ... tpa: social web camp in Paris was productive 15:08:47 DKA: how many people were there? 15:09:01 hehe 15:09:25 tpa: it was full, and lot of ppl were confused about what social web meant 15:09:48 I think 60 people turned up 15:10:51 yes, one needs a bit of an introduction, otherwise the conversation goes all over the place. One needs to have an intro that puts everyone on the same level. 15:11:07 q+ 15:11:58 DKA - maybe throw the link out there in IRC? 15:12:05 for structuring? 15:12:11 ack tpa 15:12:23 DKA: Feel free to edit the agenda for the TPAC. We have many sessions including a coding session 15:13:06 q? 15:13:31 Adam has joined #swxg 15:13:43 tpa: don't think it's a venue to code, and it's better to have less structure 15:14:05 DKA: like to have a more detailed discussion on this 15:14:17 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/socialweb/wiki/TPACSchedule 15:14:20 scribe: oshani 15:14:20 ... moving to TPAC and IIW 15:14:46 w3.org 15:14:55 Review of code-bases (Elgg, riseup.net, daisycha.in) 15:14:58 hhalpin: John said we were too far ahead of time to talk about w3.org implementing social web stuff 15:15:09 scribe: oshani 15:15:12 scribe: tpa 15:15:28 ok 15:15:31 … I'd just like to make sure that we have the relevant codebase covered to implement social networking features at w3.org 15:15:54 + +1.773.742.aagg 15:16:06 I will go 15:16:10 hhalpin: Another point is that we had a request for XG people to come to IIW (Internet Identity Workshop) 15:16:16 me to 15:16:20 too 15:16:21 but yes, I should put my name down 15:16:24 hajon! 15:17:00 hhalpin: David is speaking again on the social web at TPAC, maybe on a panel with DKA 15:17:11 DKA: whatever is best for TPAC 15:17:22 [CONTINUES] ACTION: mischa to write up Peter's talk on XMPP 15:17:24 hhalpin: and Kevin ?? is going to do the Developer Day 15:17:29 [DONE] ACTION: tinkster to summarize Evan's talk 15:17:35 [CONTINUES] ACTION: DKA to summarize OSLO and geoLocation conversation in order to spread knowledge of these efforts among W3C members. 15:17:40 [CONTINUES] ACTION:Mischa to describe/implement a report of terms and conditions, and how they change between now and the end of the XG. 15:17:41 if people from this group want to go IIWS then you have to be there 8:30am to get a slot on Wednesday 15:17:42 if you want to go there Tuesday you need to speak to identity woman now, as that will be a structured day, and there are not many slots available 15:17:49 [CONTINUES] ACTION: Adam to write up Matt Lee's talk 15:17:54 DKA: is anybody on the call made a decision to come out that week 15:18:02 [CONTINUES] ACTION:mtuffied to put up wiki page about social networks deploying these technologies. 15:18:09 + +1.503.341.aahh 15:18:12 hhalpin: TPAC registration ends in two days 15:18:13 i'll be at the bar camp and tpac through thursday 15:18:18 [DONE] ACTION:hhalpin to make agenda for TPAC Tuesday 15:18:26 Zakim, next agendum 15:18:26 agendum 9. "Invited Guest Invitations" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:18:29 i'll be at tpac tuesday, IIW rest of the week 15:18:35 [CONTINUES] ACTION: danbri to find someone from Opera to talk Widgets 15:18:41 [CONTINUES] ACTION: cperey to book global lockbox as an invited speaker 15:18:43 hhalpin: Invited Guests 15:18:54 [CONTINUES] ACTION: mtiffiel to invite BBC Persia people to talk about their use of social media 15:18:55 … we need to get someone to talk about Widgets 15:19:00 davidrecordon has joined #swxg 15:19:08 i had a nice starter thread going, ... will ping people for dates 15:19:10 [DONE] ACTION: petef to look into activitystreams invite, maybe Chris Messina. 15:19:12 We should prefer later. 15:19:13 hi davidrecordon 15:19:13 … Chris Messina is available November 4th 15:19:18 hey! 15:19:21 And Joseph Smarr is next week. 15:19:22 just dialed in too :) 15:19:23 … we should prefer later as this is in the middle of TPAC 15:19:29 DKA: I think we shouldn't have a talk that week 15:19:32 yes 15:19:32 hhalpin: happy to cancel that call 15:19:33 +1 15:19:33 yep 15:19:35 +1 15:19:38 +1 15:19:38 Zakim, who's making noise? 15:19:38 +1 15:19:39 PROPOSED: Cancel Call Nov 4th? 15:19:42 +! 15:19:45 +1 15:19:46 Zakim, ??49 is me 15:19:46 sorry, melvster, I do not recognize a party named '??49' 15:19:48 +1 15:19:49 MacTed, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: +1.773.742.aagg (31%), +1.503.341.aahh (59%), hhalpin (18%) 15:19:52 lshepard has joined #swxg 15:19:52 +1 15:19:54 RESOLVED: Call cancel Nov 4th. 15:19:59 Zakim, ??P49 is me 15:19:59 +melvster; got it 15:20:01 someone is making clicking noises 15:20:04 Zakim, who's making noise? 15:20:06 hhalpin: I have put a first pass at summarising the XMPP talk : http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/socialweb/wiki/InvitedGuestSummaries 15:20:11 zakim, mute aahh 15:20:11 +1.503.341.aahh should now be muted 15:20:15 hhalpin, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: +1.303.308.aaee (35%), +1.773.742.aagg (39%), +1.503.341.aahh (40%), hhalpin (9%) 15:20:18 zakim, mute aagg 15:20:18 +1.773.742.aagg should now be muted 15:20:21 hhalpin: i will edit it tonight and polish off the language. 15:20:31 Zakim, next agendum 15:20:31 agendum 10. "User Stories" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:20:35 petef has joined #swxg 15:20:49 Oshani - Henry let's do a separate telecon next week to get this done for TPAC and IIW. 15:20:51 the user cases? 15:20:57 Zakim, next agendum 15:20:57 agendum 10 was just opened, hhalpin 15:20:58 (this is luke from facebook) 773-742 is mine, not sure where that sound came from as it's really quiet here 15:21:04 + +0797094aaii 15:21:05 Zakim, next agendum 15:21:06 agendum 10 was just opened, hhalpin 15:21:12 zakim, unmute aagg 15:21:12 +1.773.742.aagg should no longer be muted 15:21:12 yes. good. Sorry been taken up 100% on Social Web Camp 15:21:15 Zakam, aahh is really davidrecordon 15:21:16 hhalpin: i have also contacted the BBC, am trying to find someone suitable to talk about BBC's reporting of the IranElection's via social media, hopefully I will get through to someone soon 15:21:26 zakim, aaii is me 15:21:26 +petef; got it 15:21:32 Zakim, aahh is really member:davidrecordon 15:21:32 +member:davidrecordon; got it 15:21:36 zakim, aagg is lshepard 15:21:36 +lshepard; got it 15:21:37 hhalpin: let's move on to David 15:21:38 Zakim, next agendum 15:21:38 agendum 11. "Final Report" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:21:40 I might be mooted though :P 15:21:45 *muted 15:21:57 zakim, unmute david 15:21:57 sorry, DKA, I do not know which phone connection belongs to david 15:21:58 Zakim, next agendum 15:21:58 agendum 11 was just opened, tpa 15:22:12 zakim, unmute davidrecordon 15:22:12 sorry, davidrecordon, I do not know which phone connection belongs to davidrecordon 15:22:18 zakim, unmute member:davidrecordon 15:22:18 member:davidrecordon should no longer be muted 15:22:23 Zakim, next agendum 15:22:23 agendum 11 was just opened, hhalpin 15:22:23 yes 15:22:34 ok tinkster will google and look into it 15:22:34 zakim, member:davidrecordon is davidrecordon 15:22:34 +davidrecordon; got it 15:22:38 Someone's riding a horse? 15:22:43 zakim, who is riding a horse? 15:22:43 I don't understand your question, petef. 15:22:48 david i think 15:22:48 david, there are clippety clop noises in the b/g 15:23:01 zakim, who is making noise? 15:23:02 me too, its too quiet 15:23:12 mischat_, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: ??P41 (10%), ??P43 (5%) 15:23:24 thank danbri 15:23:28 thanks 15:23:47 Zakim, next agendum 15:23:47 agendum 12. "Invited Speaker: David Recordon and Luke Shepard from Facebook" taken up [from hhalpin] 15:24:09 let me switch phones 15:24:14 while luke introduces himself 15:24:26 yay this is better 15:24:30 Luke: really happy to be here, thanks for inviting us 15:24:41 … I worked on Facebook Connect and a lot of OpenID stuff 15:24:50 … both the relying partners and identity provider side 15:25:03 … mostly interested today in answering your questions or finding what you're interested in 15:25:19 + +1.650.796.aajj 15:25:21 ... also interested in OAuth in activity streams stuff ... 15:25:23 -davidrecordon 15:25:30 yes 15:25:31 yes 15:25:35 much more clear! 15:25:39 zakim, aajj is davidecordon 15:25:39 +davidecordon; got it 15:25:52 davidrecordon: we're very excited to be here 15:26:05 … we focused on OpenID and OAuth and those areas at Facebook 15:26:19 … we can both talk about OpenID and OAuth have been developed, but with Chris Messina & others coming on 15:26:33 … it would make more sense for us to talk about our stance on privacy, identity 15:26:45 davidrecordon: feel free to jump in when you want 15:26:53 … but when we think about web standards, we ran into some challenges 15:27:02 … we move extremely quickly from an engineering perspective 15:27:12 … a lot of things done by very few people 15:27:24 … teams of 2-3 people (or less) 15:27:29 … Luke did OpenID himself 15:27:35 … we have really small teams working by themselves 15:27:50 … To balance this, we try to think about how to be involved in Standardization efforts 15:28:19 davidrecordon: When we did things like Facebook connect, we were really trying to go fast, find partners, iterate 15:28:29 notes that this continual iteration is not built into W3C right now...but we could recommend that in our final report. 15:28:32 … in contrast standards efforts take a lot of time (we understand why, we appreciate that) 15:28:47 … but the challenges we face as a company were how to go at this quickly and iteratively 15:29:02 hhalpin: one thing the XG is doing is to write a report to the W3C and all member, advisory board 15:29:03 lite.facebook.com has apparently cached email messages i previously deleted 15:29:20 … including: “here's what the W3C could do to make its process more lightweight and more appealing to social web people, etc.” 15:29:26 … we would love to flag this 15:29:37 … ie: the process being a problem for Facebook to join in 15:30:08 davidrecordon: when we look at OpenID, OAuth, ActivityStreams, you notice that it took them just a few years or less to get implemented by a major company 15:30:17 for ActivityStreams, just a few months 15:30:25 q+ to ask what level of interop (eg. descriptive schemas) you look for with OpenSocial 15:30:33 davidrecordon: we need to get to a point where people feel safe about specifications to ship them 15:30:50 q? 15:31:03 -Lalana 15:31:12 tpa: and that with each one the time from start to shipping a draft on a really large site is decreasing with each specification 15:31:29 Luke: my only experience with standards is OpenID and OAuth but yes, it was definitely useful to have expectations of things being drafted and changing often but moving quickly 15:32:00 … ?? … Part of this is a cultural thing, it is sometimes better to do something ourselves rather than violate specifications 15:32:10 ack danbri 15:32:10 danbri, you wanted to ask what level of interop (eg. descriptive schemas) you look for with OpenSocial 15:32:11 … It helps us adapt to new challenges 15:32:13 clearly adhering to a spec takes increased resource and effort 15:32:40 DKA: if I could jump in briefly, and reiterate: one of the things we're going to try to do here it make recommendations 15:32:52 … about how the W3C could be more involved in the lanscape of all of the standards 15:33:04 notes that this is when privacy comes in. 15:33:05 … we are try to list and catalog the things that are done out there 15:33:32 … and ask the questions for each, is this something we should try to bring inside the W3C, or next steps that should be done inside the W3C 15:33:39 ack danbri 15:33:41 … basically, how the W3C could help build this Social Web world 15:33:42 yes 15:33:44 yes 15:34:05 danbri: we're on a fact-finding mission 15:34:09 mischat: thanks again 15:34:23 +Lalana 15:34:26 … people say “how, the W3C will come in and offer me this big plan” 15:34:38 … but the W3C is offering a lot of things 15:34:41 stpeter has joined #swxg 15:34:45 … Widgets, social APIs 15:35:10 danbri: my question was about OpenSocial 15:35:28 danbri: do you see a value in bringing ?? and OpenSocial towards convergence 15:35:42 s/??/Facebook Platform 15:35:57 Luke: yes, definitely I was working on a platform when OpenSocial came out 15:36:00 particular q, is whether schema convergence might be cheaper/easier than protocol convergence 15:36:07 between facebook platform and opensocial platform 15:36:10 … at that time we were moving away from the direction OS was taking 15:36:41 … at this point things are moving very quickly and I'm a big fan of standards, it's just a question of how to get there, but in time, yes, it'll be one big thing 15:36:55 davidrecordon: the questions is how can the W3C develop stuff like OpenSocial 15:36:57 q+ OWF and W3C 15:37:04 http://code.google.com/p/webfinger/ 15:37:08 … or other stuff like webfinger or salmon 15:37:12 q+ OWF and W3C 15:37:17 q+ "OWF and W3C" 15:37:33 davidrecordon: the other things is what about Facebook Platform and OS together 15:37:38 davidrecordon - do you have a URL for that? 15:37:52 … people are looking for standards but also for the organization to get out of the way and let them do their stuff 15:38:05 … there's a wiki, a mailing list, a svn repository 15:38:09 http://salmon-protocol.org/ ? 15:38:14 http://blog.louisgray.com/2009/10/proposed-salmon-protocol-aims-to-unify.html 15:38:36 … the problem the OWF is trying to tackle is Intellectual Property 15:39:09 … and the next thing we're working on is letting people withdraw and vote 15:39:23 +pchampin 15:39:24 … basically it's much easier if the process is not codified? 15:39:51 danbri: what you do with the foundation and make sure you have the paperwork, ensure the companies don't mess it all up :) 15:40:07 davidrecordon: for those efforts to be successful, they have to have corporate involvment 15:40:15 … from companies like Google, MS, Yahoo, MySpace 15:40:35 … it is a challenge; how do you involve people outside of the Bay Area? 15:40:52 … the social web standards tend to come from the same people but that's by accident 15:41:25 http://www.salmon-protocol.org/ 15:41:55 scribe:oshani 15:41:58 I guess your talking about the "my name isn't accepted" by the software. 15:42:00 danbri: ?? If the Social platforms we build keep the schema piece separate we won't have a problem involving people from around the world 15:42:01 scribe: oshani 15:42:39 Luke: lot of efforts don't come from the international side 15:42:39 -tpa 15:43:02 ... separation happening in open social 15:43:45 ... Activity streams have a separate spec 15:43:58 sounds a bit like RDF 15:43:58 taxomies for verbs 15:44:26 ... FB platform has lot of intl involvement 15:44:48 ... opensocial is also the same 15:45:05 ... so even though they started in the bay area, but they've grown 15:45:12 hhalpin: there was a lot of discussion re: rdf, but activitystreams is considered easier to implement 15:45:36 hhalpin: what do you see as a useful role of the W3C in this area? 15:45:47 bingo 15:46:04 ... what are missing around policy, privacy and provenance from a tech level? 15:47:43 lshepard: when working with large groups the W3C process is appropriate 15:49:07 ... useful to think of "identitiy" and "verified identity" 15:50:27 so sort of web of trust issues... 15:50:40 s/lshepard/davidrecordon 15:51:31 lshepard: enable trust using the platform 15:51:52 i met some people which are trying to use your social graph to enable online IOUs http://www.checkoutlater.com/ 15:52:05 IMHO, peoples' identity are instantiations of a role 15:52:33 -hhalpin 15:52:35 interesting thought, rreck :) 15:52:42 ... lot of annoymous things on the Web can be done using FB connect 15:53:10 people are multifaceted right? at least complex people are 15:53:17 +hhalpin 15:53:29 and who else would be in the IRC? 15:53:30 :) 15:53:39 davidrecordon: FB links and mutual comments can socially verify idenities 15:53:45 cool, that fits with foaf+ssl identify verification 15:53:52 that makes a lot of sense (socially verified, ....) 15:54:24 sounds a bit like web of trust 15:54:30 sounds a bit like the web ... 15:55:49 zakim, who is on the call? 15:55:49 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck (muted), DKA, MacTed (muted), tinkster (muted), oshani, mischat_ (muted), ??P41, ??P43, +46.1.08.01.aacc, Mcf (muted), +1.510.931.aadd, melvster, 15:55:53 ... +1.303.308.aaee, +1.314.705.aaff, lshepard, petef, davidecordon, Lalana, pchampin (muted), hhalpin 15:56:17 in real life you have contextual cues you dont have online 15:56:19 yep, foaf+ssl uses little pieces of verified information to make identity decisions, just like Facebook. What is missing with OpenId is the social network part 15:57:07 lshepard: socially verified identities using soft cues (mutual connections) which users can make decision whether they can trust or not 15:58:07 presenting valence on the attribute rather than a +/- might be a strategy 15:58:21 Adam: mutual friends can induce not-intended friendship relationships. From a business pov it is important 15:58:25 q+ 15:58:30 q+ 15:58:37 lshepard: lot of orgs are working on that. 15:58:41 q? 15:58:49 davidrecordon: like to talk about our challenges from FB 15:58:56 ... privacy and trust 15:59:05 ... moving to a per object privacy model 15:59:13 me too 15:59:20 +1 stay longer 15:59:24 +1 15:59:35 q+ to ask about hosting user-owned domains within social networks (music.danbri.org vs last.fm/danbri; photos.danbri.org vs flickr.com/danbri; id.danbri.org fs facebook.com/danbri ...) 15:59:39 +1 15:59:57 -Lalana 15:59:59 I'm good :) 16:00:12 over time WFM 16:00:43 -??P41 16:00:45 I know the W3C is looking at this "policy language" idea in this area 16:00:53 the relationships on fb are reciprocal but in real life that is not necessarily the case 16:00:55 lshepard: for each user we want to model privacy for each different fields based on the relationship between individuals 16:01:22 seems like some sort of round-trip would be necessary for per object privacy... 16:01:28 ah, stpeter, I could I email you a link to my summary of your talk, so you can eyeball it? 16:01:30 but the overhead there might be really high... 16:01:42 ... activity streams will have different views based on who's viewing it 16:01:47 mischat_: sure thing, my pleasure 16:01:56 thanks stpeter 16:02:10 zakim, unmute me 16:02:10 rreck should no longer be muted 16:02:11 http://www.w3.org/2009/policy-ws/cfp.html 16:02:17 mischat_: but how do you know that this stpeter is the stpeter who gave a talk? ;-) 16:02:20 FabGandon has left #swxg 16:02:21 "W3C Workshop on Access Control Application Scenarios" 16:02:40 mischat_: IRC doesn't have strong identity :) 16:02:49 I know this is TimBL's main research area, oshani and lalana could speak to it.. 16:03:14 your IP address points to your stpeter.im ;) 16:03:25 if we could standardize on vocabulary it would be a start 16:03:30 like you said in your talk, IRC allows for IP address snooping 16:03:44 mischat_: heh, true, that's probably good enough 16:03:50 rreck: agreed 16:04:06 stpeter, NickServ provides a reasonable level of identity on some IRC servers. 16:04:10 q? 16:04:10 q? 16:04:12 ?q 16:04:16 yes 16:04:17 ack bbl 16:04:35 bblfish: Is FB thinking of how to distribute social networks? 16:04:42 I bet a paper from Facebook on this problem would be very much appreciated. Both how it's tackled and the interop issue. 16:05:14 is there any thinking at Facebook on how to distribute social networks? So that all sites could work using a similar mechanism of trust, but in a distributed way, where I can put my profile on my home page and link to someone on Facebook? 16:05:21 q+ 16:05:22 http://www.w3.org/P3P/ 16:05:27 q? 16:05:27 davidrecordon: can use FB connect 16:05:53 google seem to be touching in this direction : http://www.dataliberation.org/ 16:06:06 ... interacting with other social networks is not really straightforward 16:06:28 ... need to understand what the interactions are 16:06:30 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:06:30 On the phone I see Thomas, rreck, DKA, MacTed (muted), tinkster (muted), oshani (muted), mischat_ (muted), ??P43, +46.1.08.01.aacc, Mcf (muted), +1.510.931.aadd, melvster, 16:06:31 ack hh 16:06:33 ... +1.303.308.aaee, +1.314.705.aaff, lshepard, petef, davidecordon, pchampin (muted), hhalpin 16:06:58 hhalpin: Would you like to look over our final report and comment? 16:07:10 I'm on the phone too, but not officially logged in I suppose :) 16:07:11 ... in about 6 months 16:07:24 lkagal has joined #swxg 16:07:32 in general? re OWF? 16:07:41 ... What is your opinion about the W3C patent policy? 16:07:44 I think it would be helpful for each of the speakers who've come through here could read and comment on the "manifesto" 16:07:55 We will definitely send it to everybody and the list. 16:08:00 http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Patent-Policy-20040205/ 16:08:00 hhalpin: cool 16:08:21 I mean, it doesn't exist yet. In fact, if *someone* wants to take editorship that would be great. 16:09:31 so people don't say have to do a full patent search or talk to a lawyer just to interact with a draft. 16:09:34 I would assume 16:09:41 hhalpin: yes, that someone would receive great praise, I'm sure :) 16:09:48 hint hint anyone :) 16:10:15 editorship of what? 16:10:21 zakim++ 16:10:35 :) 16:10:36 +1 to somehow having these tools in a central place. 16:10:49 Just wondering if there was something obviously wrong, but if not... 16:11:15 i like idea of collab around *tools* as a healthy and de-politicised way for all these different standard-y communities to collaborate 16:11:16 davidrecordon: We prefer a more iterative model (where everyone's involved is bound to the policy ?) 16:12:05 i think consensus sometimes degrades implementation 16:12:26 http://www.w3.org/News/2007.html#entry-4690 16:12:31 there's the news on REX. 16:12:35 ( stpeter, is there something bad in something in http://www.w3.org/2004/01/pp-impl/38482/showCommitments ) 16:12:37 ah thx 16:12:40 it's strange, having everyone bound makes it hard for companies to participate from the start 16:12:53 so dealing with it in the end is nicer, if you don't have to worry about withdrawl 16:13:03 assuming everyone is working under good intentions 16:13:09 it would be good to get our lawyer thinking about this. 16:13:23 Rigo should be at OpenID summit or IIW I think... 16:13:35 but yes, "no worry about withdrawal" is perfect. 16:14:01 q? 16:14:03 DKA: from a corporate perspective patent policies are good 16:14:14 q? 16:14:22 -Mcf 16:14:30 the conversation has kinda left what i wanted to say 16:14:31 -petef 16:14:31 davidrecordon: clarification on the earlier point: a lightweight process is preferred 16:14:51 we would have liked to use REX for doing SVG over XMPP, but were prevented from doing so 16:15:12 i'd like to see w3c be more of a community of peers, where bad-players get named and shamed by other participating members a bit more 16:15:20 q? 16:15:24 danbri +1 :) 16:15:37 danbri +1 16:16:03 w3c team can't name-and-shame easily, because of the member fees aspect making it tricky to be rude to the paying members; but other members shouldn't be so restricted! 16:16:04 I just wanted to know how OWF was planning on doing legal differently than W3C, and if there should be some knowledge sharing on this between W3C and OWF. 16:16:20 ack danbri 16:16:20 danbri, you wanted to ask about hosting user-owned domains within social networks (music.danbri.org vs last.fm/danbri; photos.danbri.org vs flickr.com/danbri; id.danbri.org fs 16:16:23 ... facebook.com/danbri ...) 16:16:35 hey everyone i'm signing off - just realized i have a meeting to get to, so i'm going to have to sign off. thanks a ton for having us on and i look forward to seeing the manifesto when this comes out 16:16:43 -lshepard 16:16:45 re CSS: 16:16:46 http://www.w3.org/2004/01/pp-impl/32061/status 16:16:48 thanks 16:16:56 thanks luke! 16:16:57 note that patents were *disclosed*, but no claims *excluded* 16:17:07 yes, thanks lshephard! 16:17:09 q- 16:17:41 (sorry, didn't mean to go into patent blackhole, but happy to see the conversation going in way danbri's pointing) 16:18:01 davidrecordon: patent policies needs to be more transparent 16:18:10 right, no biggy. 16:18:18 q+ 16:18:47 q- 16:18:49 danbri: W3C is not monolithic, and there are different working styles in different groups 16:19:06 q? 16:19:07 and here we also see the potential trouble with name-and-shame. 16:19:07 (very loud) "they did a bad thing!" "well, no, here's what actually happened." (quietly) "oh." (but how many people heard the correction and acknowledgement?) 16:19:07 false rumors turn into "accepted truth" with disconcerting frequency -- even with visible public record of *actual* events. 16:19:10 we could also talk about membership mode. 16:19:15 membership model. 16:20:05 q? 16:20:53 ... social verification: based on what you see on the profile 16:21:09 well that is a tipping point thing 16:21:34 if they are pre-established 16:21:57 danbri the hyper-conntected alpha-geek :) 16:22:03 ... have you considered the chat on the site? or a Turing chat? :) 16:22:08 or even it is difficult to pretent you are someone else, because if you tweet information for yourself, or write anything, it is difficult to be accurate about someone else's life. 16:22:41 Truth is coherent, and life is complex. So both of those together make it easy for friends to notice fakes 16:22:47 why was that feature removed? 16:22:57 I remember just lacking time to fill it in a lot! 16:24:20 right I have to go now, am moving house tomorrow, and have to head back, bye all ! 16:24:26 -mischat_ 16:24:46 davidrecordon: adding metadata to the relationship links for more social verifications 16:24:57 basically, combining stuff like microformats and rdfa (stuff search engines can find) with protocol exchange for more secure points. 16:25:05 i have another call too 16:25:13 I have to go too 16:25:16 of for authorization and authentication one can use something like http://blogs.sun.com/bblfish/entry/sketch_of_a_restful_photo 16:25:31 danbri: do you expect to see user owned domains hosted by social networking sites? 16:25:43 http://groups.google.com/group/open-web-discuss 16:26:19 davidrecordon: will it be easy for people to move stuff from their domains to SNs? 16:26:29 ... this is not something that lot of users ask for 16:27:41 thanks david! 16:27:53 i wish we could 16:27:54 thank you davidrecordon and lshepard 16:27:55 thanks a lot 16:27:57 thanks for a great talk 16:28:00 thanks 16:28:03 just want you to know there are folks in w3 who are very pro-OpenID/OpenSocial/OAuth/PortableContacts etc. 16:28:03 thanks all of you! 16:28:05 thankd david for coming along, sorry for the huge jumble of interconnected questions :) 16:28:06 thanks 16:28:10 thanks! 16:28:12 bye 16:28:12 bye 16:28:14 bubye 16:28:16 -Thomas 16:28:17 - +1.510.931.aadd 16:28:18 bye¨ 16:28:18 -pchampin 16:28:19 - +1.303.308.aaee 16:28:20 -davidecordon 16:28:21 -hhalpin 16:28:21 - +46.1.08.01.aacc 16:28:21 -DKA 16:28:22 -MacTed 16:28:24 -tinkster 16:28:27 -rreck 16:28:28 -??P43 16:28:31 -oshani 16:28:36 - +1.314.705.aaff 16:28:46 zakim, aaff is me 16:28:47 sorry, Adam, I do not recognize a party named 'aaff' 16:28:55 zakim, .aaff is me 16:28:55 sorry, Adam, I do not recognize a party named '.aaff' 16:28:58 -melvster 16:29:00 INC_SWXG()11:00AM has ended 16:29:01 Attendees were Thomas, rreck, DKA, hhalpin, MacTed, +63.59.2.aaaa, tpa, tinkster, +1.617.324.aabb, oshani, mischat_, Mcf, +46.1.08.01.aacc, +1.510.931.aadd, Lalana, 16:29:04 ... +1.303.308.aaee, +1.314.705.aaff, +1.773.742.aagg, +1.503.341.aahh, melvster, +0797094aaii, petef, lshepard, davidrecordon, +1.650.796.aajj, davidecordon, pchampin 16:30:46 lkagal_ has joined #swxg 16:34:11 oshani has joined #swxg 16:36:47 trackbot, end meeting 16:36:47 Zakim, list attendees 16:36:47 sorry, trackbot, I don't know what conference this is 16:36:48 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 16:36:48 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/10/21-swxg-minutes.html trackbot 16:36:49 RRSAgent, bye 16:36:49 I see no action items