The mission of this group is to propose new APIs that allow for secure identity federation across domains on the open web.
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Hello,
I scheduled a meeting of the W3C Federated Social Web
Community Group at TPAC 2016. the meeting is also open for Federated Identities for the Open Web Community Group.
The meeting is at
SCHEDULE https://www.w3.org/2016/09/TPAC/schedule.html
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN AT https://www.w3.org/2016/09/TPAC/tpac_reg
happy to see you at TPAC.
The intent here is to conceptualize and propose open APIs that will help us solve an age old problem, openly federating identities on the web.
We will be discussing existing APIs that may partially solve this problem today and how those API might be expanded to solve larger problems when federating user IDs on the web. We might also be discussing how we might design a new approach.
Discussions will be held mainly through the public mail list. To join the public mailing list (highly recommended) please do so here or by clicking the link to the left.
Some basic CG guidelines:
