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- Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2011 11:32:16 +0000
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WebID-ISSUE-13 (bblfish): Develop a logic of trust http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/webid/track/issues/13 Raised by: Henry Story On product: It would also be good to have a serious logic of trust. This cannot be a deliverable, as it is certain to be a huge academic undertaking. But one could start with some very useful rules of thumb. With enough such rules one could start to work out what a minimal trust logic is going to be. So say I trust <http://friends.va/jesus#me> for a particular task, or to access certain specific resources. Someone logs into my server I don't know, proving he is<http://judas.com/#me> with a claim in his Profile that <http://judas.com/#me> owl:sameAs <http://friends.va/d/judas#x>. Should I believe it? Well not like that, if I care at all. But if http://friends.va/d/judas says <http://friends.va/d/judas#x> owl:sameAs <http://judas.com/#me> . And if it happens that <http://friends.va/jesus> (the document) states that @prefix rel: <http://purl.org/vocab/relationship/> <http://friends.va/jesus#me> rel:closeFriendOf <http://friends.va/d/judas#x>. Then I have confirmation of the relationship I need to give access.
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