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16:00:54 <trackbot> Zakim, this will be 7994
16:00:55 <Zakim> ok, trackbot; I see INC_SWXG()11:00AM scheduled to start now
16:00:55 <trackbot> Meeting: Social Web Incubator Group Teleconference
16:00:56 <trackbot> Date: 03 March 2010
16:01:04 <MacTed> Zakim, who's here?
16:01:04 <Zakim> I notice INC_SWXG()11:00AM has restarted
16:01:05 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), +049173900aabb
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16:02:52 <hhalpin> Zakim, who's here?
16:02:52 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), +049173900aabb, AnitaD, tpa (muted), oshani (muted), melvster, hhalpin, ??P49
16:03:07 <yoshiaki> zakim, ??p45 is me
16:03:07 <Zakim> I already had ??P45 as hhalpin, yoshiaki
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16:03:52 <Zakim> +DKA
16:03:59 <DKA> hi
16:03:59 <hhalpin> topic: Convene SWXG WG meeting of 2010-03-03T16:00-17:00GMT 
16:04:05 <DKA> can you chair actually today?
16:04:12 <DKA> I am happy to scribe.
16:04:13 <hhalpin> chair: hhalpin
16:04:19 <DKA> Scribe: Dan
16:04:20 <hhalpin> scribe: DKA
16:04:22 <DKA> ScribeNick: DKA
16:04:23 <hhalpin> scribenick: DKA
16:04:29 <hhalpin> Zakim, who's here?
16:04:29 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), +049173900aabb, AnitaD, tpa (muted), oshani (muted), melvster, hhalpin, ??P49, DKA
16:04:48 <hhalpin> PROPOSED: to approve SWXG WG Weekly -- 24 February 2010 as a true record
16:04:52 <DKA> Topic: Minutes
16:04:54 <hhalpin> http://www.w3.org/2010/02/24-swxg-minutes.html
16:05:11 <yoshiaki> zakim, ??P49 is me
16:05:11 <Zakim> +yoshiaki; got it
16:05:13 <DKA> +1
16:05:13 <melvster> +1
16:05:14 <tpa> +1
16:05:19 <AnitaD> +1
16:05:20 <yoshiaki> +1
16:05:21 <hhalpin> APPROVED:  SWXG WG Weekly -- 24 February 2010 as a true record
16:05:30 <hhalpin> PROPOSED: to meet again Wed. March 10th: Social APIs and Mobile Widgets: Thomas Roessler on DAP, Scott Wilson on OpenSocial Shindig, and Robin Berjon and Marcos Carecas on W3C Widgets.
16:05:44 <DKA> Harry: Next week - interesting week - there's been a lot of talk of OpenSocial and its connection to w3c widgets.
16:05:59 <DKA> ...current work in the Apache foundation might [be a bridge]
16:06:19 <hhalpin> 5:00UTC
16:06:22 <hhalpin> Not 4:00UTC?
16:06:32 <DKA> ... the issue is - because of everyone's schedule, they won't be able to come online until 5:00 pm UTC, not 4:00 UTC.
16:07:20 <AnitaD> no
16:07:25 <yoshiaki> no
16:07:37 <melvster> yes
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16:07:41 <Zakim> +Carine
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16:08:21 <Zakim> +FabGandon
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16:08:37 <hhalpin> Zakim, ??P55 is hhalpin
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16:08:45 <melvster> no
16:08:51 <melvster> yes
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16:09:14 <melvster> yes
16:09:19 <DKA> Harry: are people familiar with w3c widgets and open social.
16:09:20 <AnitaD> yes
16:09:30 <DKA> ...we could do an intro session on opensocial and w3c widgets...
16:09:56 <DKA> Dan: maybe we should just do it at 5:00 instead next week.
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16:10:12 <petef> zakim, aaee is me
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16:10:14 <DKA> Harry: So should we have it at a special time next week - 17:00 UTC to 18:00 UTC
16:10:15 <DKA> +1
16:10:16 <hhalpin> Assuming 5:00 next is fine.
16:10:20 <melvster> +1
16:10:37 <DKA> Harry: That should be a one-off-move.
16:10:43 <hhalpin> APPROVED: Move meeting to 17:00 UTC next week
16:10:49 <DKA> I am very much looking forward to this call.
16:10:55 <DKA> Topic: Action reminders.
16:10:55 <hhalpin> topic: Action Reminders
16:11:12 <Zakim> - +49.173.537.aadd
16:11:38 <AnitaD> not yet
16:11:38 <hhalpin> [DONE] ACTION: mcarvalh to look at Contact API and put those in Google Doc 
16:11:47 <AnitaD> we will get something by end March
16:11:58 <AnitaD> wasn't it the deadline we agreed?
16:12:04 <hhalpin> [DONE] ACTION: Anita to draft XMPP and mobile notes and put them on wiki
16:12:05 <DKA> Harry: Tim, use case stuff? Danbri and Dan, coordination proposal, Anita on XMPP, etc...
16:12:13 <DKA> Dan: I will work on this.
16:12:52 <DKA> Harry: I put the WBS questionnaire on there - about the importance of various social web standards - would appreciate answers.
16:13:00 <hhalpin> [DONE] ACTION:hhalpin to make WBS survey on ranking future topics to be continued afterwards
16:13:22 <melvster> http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/43434/SocialWebLastHalfTopics/
16:13:31 <hhalpin> http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/43434/SocialWebLastHalfTopics/
16:14:04 <DKA> Topic: Tim's Pearls of Wisdom
16:15:08 <danbri> oh hey, it's 5pm+ already
16:15:44 <DKA> Dan: "architecture of social web based on linked data" was the headline proposal from Tim at Santa Clara f2f.
16:15:57 <hhalpin> Zakim, what's the code?
16:15:57 <Zakim> the conference code is 7994 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), hhalpin
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16:16:33 <FabGandon> slide 37 http://www.slideshare.net/fabien_gandon/semantics-in-social-networks
16:16:48 <Zakim> +TimBL
16:16:56 <DKA> Dan: and there was a diagram (posted by Fabien above).
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16:17:29 <pchampin> zakim, aaff is me
16:17:29 <Zakim> +pchampin; got it
16:17:32 <DKA> Fabien: rely on linked open data infrastructure. Transparent API for any rich client of app to access the profile of the user independently of how and where they are stored.
16:17:52 <pchampin> zakim, mute me
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16:18:37 <timbl> Zakim, who is on the call?
16:18:37 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), +049173900aabb, AnitaD, tpa (muted), oshani (muted), melvster, hhalpin, DKA, Carine, FabGandon, hhalpin.a, petef, TimBL, danbri,
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16:19:32 <hhalpin> since there is nothing written down, we're happy to write it up for you!
16:19:57 <hhalpin> Zakim, who is on the call?
16:19:57 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), +049173900aabb, AnitaD, tpa (muted), oshani (muted), melvster, hhalpin, DKA, Carine, FabGandon, hhalpin.a, petef, TimBL, danbri,
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16:20:20 <timbl> http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/0303-socialcloud-tbl
16:20:25 <DKA> Tim: I've got a few slides and I wrote a "design issues" document...
16:20:28 <melvster> yes
16:20:28 <DKA> Yep.
16:20:36 <hhalpin> can hear you
16:20:57 <timbl> http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/CloudStorage.html
16:20:59 <danbri> re http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/0303-socialcloud-tbl/ is there an url for the full no-javascript view?
16:20:59 <Zakim> -pchampin
16:21:03 <DKA> Got the slides up.
16:21:24 <Zakim> +pchampin
16:21:25 <DKA> Tim: Starting with the talks...
16:21:35 <pchampin> zakim, mute me
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16:21:38 <danbri> from a glance, it looks like what i've been hoping oauth+atompub will give us...
16:22:50 <DKA> Tim: Social networks are doing well but [disconnected...]
16:23:16 <DKA> Tim: e.g.   Twitter vs. Identi.ca
16:24:11 <DKA> Tim: There are APIs but they are tweet-specific.
16:24:15 <DKA> [slide 4]
16:24:22 <hhalpin> notes that even the Tweets now have URIs so they can be forwarded...
16:24:24 <DKA> [slide 5]
16:24:31 <hhalpin> i.e. tweets as linked data
16:24:46 <danbri> 'APIs are poor, because the hide the nature of the underlying data'
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16:26:32 <DKA> Tim: APIs are poor because APIs hide the nature of the underlying data. This isn't scalable to new things. The Linked Data Way is to represent it as data.
16:26:51 <Zakim> +bblfish
16:26:52 <hhalpin> wonders about access control and linked data
16:26:57 <DKA> Tim: In a sane, clean design, the data is linked data and the access control list is linked data.
16:27:01 <bblfish> hi
16:27:22 <DKA> Tim: ...so the data and the access control are examples of the same stuff...
16:27:22 <hhalpin> as in how access control can *be* linked data, rather than a policy language operating over access control.
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16:27:48 <hhalpin> Zakim, mute me
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16:27:55 <DKA> Tim: And the access control for the data is controlled by this other access control resource...
16:28:12 <bblfish> what's the URL?
16:28:19 <timbl> http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/0303-socialcloud-tbl/#%285%29
16:28:23 <DKA> Tim: So keep that architecture diagram in one window and follow along.
16:28:27 <bblfish> thanks :-)
16:28:44 <melvster> i have them
16:29:05 <timbl> http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/CloudStorage.html
16:29:32 <DKA> Tim: So the design of this - going on to [slide 6].
16:30:11 <Zakim> +cperey
16:30:15 <melvster> http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/diagrams/social/acl-arch.png
16:30:18 <danbri> q+ to ask about exact definition of webid:, does it assume user control of the URI?
16:30:20 <DKA> Tim: I would like to build on the cool things the community has developed. WebID- FOAF+SSL, RDF, WebDAV, SPARQL Update, Widget libraries, Application Builders.
16:30:53 <DKA> [Slide 7]
16:31:23 <DKA> Tim: Access control: read, write and control...
16:31:32 <hhalpin> can we get links to those apache modules?
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16:32:03 <DKA> Tim: implementation has been written in an apache module[ of this kind of access control on top of] WebDAV.
16:32:08 <FabGandon> http://twitpic.com/16eebm #w3c #tbl #tpac09
16:32:17 <oshani> Apache module for authentication: http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2009/mod_authn_webid/
16:32:32 <timbl> MS-Author-Via: WevDAV
16:32:37 <oshani> Apache module for authorization: http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2009/mod_authz_webid/
16:32:38 <timbl> MS-Author-Via: SPARQL
16:32:43 <bblfish> I think the access control is here: http://esw.w3.org/topic/WebAccessControl
16:32:48 <DKA> Tim: There is a header that MS has used to tell their applications not to use front-page extensions.
16:33:17 <melvster> header('MS-Author-Via: SPARQL');
16:33:26 <DKA> Tim: Idea is to use the HTTP link header to point to the access control list.
16:34:08 <DKA> Tim: Someone can read it and write it and tweak it using SPARQL updates.
16:34:10 <hhalpin> need a SPARQL update in C to make the implementation really work
16:34:40 <DKA> [Slide 8]
16:35:15 <Zakim> -AnitaD
16:35:56 <DKA> Tim: Web Groups - how do they work? - URIs - if I look up a group name, I get back a document which has the URIs of the people in the group.
16:36:08 <danbri> q+ to mention foaf:membershipClass re Web Groups - defined groups by membership rules, not much usage yet
16:36:09 <DKA> Tim: ...or I get back URIs of sub-groups...
16:36:25 <DKA> Tim: There's a question of how much RDF processing do you want the system to do?
16:36:33 <timbl> RDFS inference
16:36:51 <DKA> s/RDF/RDFs/
16:36:53 <Zakim> +AnitaD
16:37:30 <DKA> Tim: You log on with a WebID - WebID tells you who user is pretending to be but can't be trusted.
16:38:07 <DKA> Tim: You can imagine doing very complicated rule-based systems, but there is tremendous advantage on being really simple.
16:39:23 <DKA> Tim: This will be an application-independent architecture.
16:40:18 <DKA> Tim: So imagine you're designing Twitter. The first thing you need to create is a public list of tweets. We need conventions of generating URLs that won't clash with other applications.
16:40:41 <DKA> ... you need to have an "incoming drop box" so when someone tweets about you, you can [be alerted].
16:41:11 <DKA> ... in a centralized application all links are automatically both ways. When I follow you on Twitter you know that because it's the same application.
16:41:23 <DKA> ... in a distributed way, you need to duplicate this with messages.
16:42:02 <DKA> ... Social networks [are] a partially public, partially controlled view of [their activities.]
16:42:38 <DKA> ... cross-application is valuable. [Allowing other applications to access all this data]... creates an app market for this data.
16:43:18 <DKA> ... they should be portable but should not have to each make their own data space. This architecture allows them to work in a context where they are using data which is being produced and managed by other applications.
16:43:22 <Zakim> -AnitaD
16:43:47 <hhalpin> increasing innovation in apps over open space is a good business case.
16:43:54 <Zakim> +AnitaD
16:44:02 <DKA> ... When we have this open system and open linked data architecture, we will see a [jump] in innovation in these apps.
16:44:05 <DKA> q?
16:44:06 <hhalpin> ?
16:44:07 <timbl> _________________________________
16:44:07 <hhalpin> ack danbri
16:44:07 <Zakim> danbri, you wanted to ask about exact definition of webid:, does it assume user control of the URI? and to mention foaf:membershipClass re Web Groups - defined groups by membership
16:44:11 <Zakim> ... rules, not much usage yet
16:44:15 <danbri> ack danbri
16:44:18 <DKA> [slide talk ends]
16:45:03 <timbl> A WebID is a a URI for a person which can be used for single sign-on 
16:45:07 <DKA> Danbri: WebID - I have a mixed sense of what a WebID is. Is it a euphemism for a URI? Or is it a specific technology?
16:45:12 <timbl> using foaf+ssl
16:45:28 <bblfish> thought the same ID could be both
16:45:30 <DKA> Tim: A WebID is specifically a FOAF+SSL ID. It's an alternative to an openID.
16:45:43 <hhalpin> q+
16:45:53 <bblfish> rather the OpenId could be the foaf:homepage where the WebId is described
16:46:10 <DKA> Tim: I can imagine there will be WebID you get because you visit a web site and you have control over it and you will have WebIDs for specific reasons - e.g. a WebID for W3C or for your business.
16:46:37 <DKA> Danbri: If I copy your FOAF file and put it on my website. It still says true things about you - is it a webid?
16:47:04 <DKA> Tim: No - when you look up a WebID it gives you a public key. And when you look up that [FOAF] file it will give you the wrong public key.
16:47:22 <timbl> The certificate and the FOAF file are cross-linked
16:47:48 <bblfish> It's a WebId from the users point of view because a ID selector will pop up asing him which ID he wants to choose. This is what users will remember
16:47:59 <DKA> Danbri: Second question - one of your slides you talk about groups. In FOAF we have [a mechanism] for this.
16:48:04 <DKA> Tim: Is a group a class?
16:48:15 <DKA> Danbri: No it's related to a class...
16:48:22 <DKA> Tim: That's a design issue.
16:48:42 <timbl> Keep it simple --> the group is the class
16:49:01 <DKA> Tim: The question of whether you want a group to have a class or be a class... 
16:49:57 <bblfish> :-)
16:50:16 <bblfish> A class is not set
16:50:23 <bblfish> so I think it's ok
16:51:26 <danbri> apache code url?
16:51:41 <bblfish> I think the url is on foaf+ssl wiki
16:51:45 <hhalpin> q?
16:51:47 <melvster> did you want the apache_mod URIs?
16:51:53 <DKA> ack hh
16:51:58 <hhalpin> zakim, unmute me
16:51:58 <Zakim> hhalpin should no longer be muted
16:51:59 <danbri> oshani++
16:52:18 <timbl> <#ThisGroup> is rdf:type of  Joe, Fred, Albert.
16:52:29 <timbl> oshani++
16:52:36 <DKA> Harry: 2 quick questions. I think the concept is good and I want to make it part of the final report. But 2 critiques from some working on the open stack.
16:52:52 <bblfish> You can have as many certificates as you want
16:53:16 <pchampin> yes, but how do you conveniently create one when you need it?
16:53:28 <DKA> ... first problem with certificates - they vary between machines, different devices, if I go to an Internet cafe how can I use my certificate... So this is in support of the username/password.
16:53:29 <hhalpin> (ben laurie)
16:53:36 <bblfish> you have a password or one time password on the Identity Provider site
16:53:51 <hhalpin> so a one-time password would be the way to go here?
16:54:43 <DKA> BBlfish: You have an identity provider site - your openID home page - you have a password or you have it able to send you a one-time password to your mobile phone - and then you can create a new certificate which you can set the TTL for - 
16:55:02 <hhalpin> so a one-time OpenID-style login would create the certificate...could we just have the certificate then automatically put through to other apps with minimal user-intervention?
16:55:22 <DKA> ... so if you're in an Internet cafe you can set up a new certificate for only an hour... You can have as many certs as you want and you can disable certs just by removing the public key from your profile.
16:55:43 <pchampin> a little hard to explain to my mother, but technically sound, yes :)
16:55:53 <DKA> Tim: If the thing is set up to use public-key cryptography then it's easier to down-grade it to openID like systems and you can cross-link OpenID and WebIDs. 
16:56:15 <DKA> ... of course going into an Internet cafe and logging into your common provider is [low security].
16:56:35 <hhalpin> so Google says, single-sign on us with us and trust us :)
16:56:38 <DKA> ... SSO means you can do a lot of damage with just one login.
16:57:47 <DKA> Tim: When you're at the bank, typlically you can look at your statement but then [an extra level of security is requried] when you want to make a payement.
16:58:07 <DKA> Tim: "These are two versions of Harry - the strong and the weak one."
16:58:18 <danbri> openid has some specs in this direction - http://openid.net/specs/openid-assertion-quality-extension-1_0-03.html
16:58:32 <DKA> Harry: 2nd question - about APIs and data formats -
16:58:39 <DKA> ... we need to have a good answer.
16:59:00 <bblfish> yes, one could have some interesting reasoning engines that work out the level of security someone has, given how they have logged in, if their webid is http, or https...
16:59:18 <DKA> ... I agree it's better if you want control of your data and have infinite descriptive power a URI is as good as it gets. On the other hand, some developers just want a string name - a first name 
16:59:32 <DKA> ... and "you're forcing me to do all this work."
16:59:33 <timbl> RDFHTTPRequest and a great RDF API
17:00:07 <DKA> ... If you start mixing up the cloud with linked data then it starts getting out of hand for developers. The linked data community needs to answer these questions...
17:00:23 <hhalpin> no definitely doesn't devalue it
17:00:30 <DKA> Tim: there is a cloud - web services - that people are using - but it doesn't devalue the linked data cloud.
17:00:32 <danbri> http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/3005 'Amazon has both SOAP and REST interfaces to their web services, and 85% of their usage is of the REST interface.'
17:00:37 <hhalpin> we just need to make it as easy-to-use Linked Data as possible
17:00:41 <danbri> (let's not get bogged down on soap vs rest)
17:00:44 <hhalpin> (ah, good pointer danbri!)
17:01:02 <hhalpin> (maybe back to API vs. Linked Data format issue)
17:01:23 <DKA> Tim: You should just be able to ask a question by a very simple query in javascript ...
17:01:39 <timbl> user = weblogin();    name=user.foaf:name
17:02:10 <timbl> ldQuery
17:02:10 <Zakim> -tpa
17:02:25 <DKA> Sorry but I actually have to leave the call right now... :(
17:02:31 <DKA> Hope someone else can take over scribing...
17:02:50 <hhalpin> any more questions?
17:03:01 <DKA> Thanks Tim!
17:03:14 <DKA> Very highly enriched information.
17:03:25 <timbl> Ok, thanks for coming    ... sprry the note isn't finished yet
17:04:01 <DKA> Also wonder how this interoperates with OneSocialWeb XMPP-based architecture...
17:04:03 <bblfish> thanks
17:04:04 <melvster> thanks!
17:04:05 <petef> thanks timbl
17:04:06 <hhalpin> thanks!
17:04:06 <cperey> thanks!
17:04:09 <DKA> But this is too big a quetion for today.
17:04:10 <cperey> bye for now!
17:04:13 <AnitaD> thanks 
17:04:13 <Zakim> -DKA
17:04:14 <danbri> we normally ask aout role of w3c
17:04:16 <yoshiaki> thanks!!
17:04:20 <hhalpin> Yes, that would have been a good question...
17:04:24 <hhalpin> oh, good point!
17:04:31 <hhalpin> TimBL, if you can answer this one :)
17:05:29 <Zakim> - +049173900aabb
17:05:32 <yoshiaki> TimBL: W3C is engaging community in general.
17:05:33 <hhalpin> we've invited them to calls and TPAC :)
17:05:41 <yoshiaki> ... and invite them to TPAC.
17:06:04 <danbri> http://www.w3.org/News/2009#entry-8674 fits in?
17:07:34 <Zakim> -cperey
17:07:48 <timbl> Zakim, who is on the call?
17:07:48 <Zakim> On the phone I see +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed (muted), oshani (muted), melvster, hhalpin, Carine, FabGandon, hhalpin.a, petef, TimBL, danbri, pchampin (muted), bblfish, AnitaD
17:10:03 <timbl> It isn't ready yet, don't review it until we have it more finishde
17:10:05 <Zakim> -AnitaD
17:12:45 <hhalpin> but the problem is that with most of these Social APIs, and even W3C DAP API, we have these descriptive features mied in
17:12:58 <Zakim> -FabGandon
17:12:58 <bblfish> good point
17:13:05 <melvster> makes sense
17:14:05 <hhalpin> big deal
17:14:34 <hhalpin> take care timbl!
17:15:03 <hhalpin> ACTION: hhalpin to send Team a simple e-mail overview for Social Web API
17:15:03 <trackbot> Created ACTION-132 - Send Team a simple e-mail overview for Social Web API [on Harry Halpin - due 2010-03-10].
17:15:17 <mischat> mischat has joined #swxg
17:15:21 <hhalpin> s/API/XG
17:15:49 <bblfish> great
17:15:51 <Zakim> -TimBL
17:15:51 <bblfish> bye
17:15:55 <Zakim> -danbri
17:15:58 <Zakim> -oshani
17:15:58 <Zakim> -bblfish
17:16:03 <petef> bye all
17:16:07 <melvster> thanks
17:16:07 <hhalpin> bye all!
17:16:07 <Zakim> -petef
17:16:09 <yoshiaki> bye
17:16:11 <Zakim> -Carine
17:16:13 <Zakim> -MacTed
17:16:14 <Zakim> -hhalpin
17:16:22 <hhalpin> RRSAgent, draft minutes
17:16:22 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/03/03-swxg-minutes.html hhalpin
17:16:25 <hhalpin> trackbot, end meeting
17:16:25 <trackbot> Zakim, list attendees
17:16:25 <Zakim> As of this point the attendees have been +41.79.200.aaaa, MacTed, +049173900aabb, +049173537aacc, AnitaD, tpa, oshani, melvster, hhalpin, DKA, yoshiaki, Carine, +49.173.537.aadd,
17:16:26 <trackbot> RRSAgent, please draft minutes
17:16:26 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/03/03-swxg-minutes.html trackbot
17:16:27 <trackbot> RRSAgent, bye
17:16:27 <RRSAgent> I see 1 open action item saved in http://www.w3.org/2010/03/03-swxg-actions.rdf :
17:16:27 <RRSAgent> ACTION: hhalpin to send Team a simple e-mail overview for Social Web API [1]
17:16:27 <RRSAgent>   recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/03/03-swxg-irc#T17-15-03
17:16:28 <Zakim> ... FabGandon, +0797094aaee, petef, TimBL, danbri, +95177aaff, pchampin, bblfish, cperey