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“If even a fraction of the coding effort that regularly goes into convincing people to cough up their email or website login credentials went into finding other, more reasonable solutions to this problem — perhaps we could have arrived at a saner solution by now.
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The pragmatic reality is that many people are comfortable using email addresses as their identity online for signing up to new services; furthermore, many, many more people have email addresses who don’t also have URLs or homepages that they call their own (or can readily identify).
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Brian Oberkirch captured some video today of a conversation between him, David Recordon and myself at GSP East about social network interop, among other things. Hot on the heals on my last post, this conversation is rather timely!
Read A conversation about social network interop and activity stream relevance (Links)
Brian Oberkirch captured some video today of a conversation between him, David Recordon and myself at GSP East about social network interop, among other things. Hot on the heals on my last post, this conversation is rather timely!
Read A conversation about social network interop and activity stream relevance (Links)
Now, I’ll grant that not all activities follow this exact format, but the majority seem to. This is useful if you want to follow certain activities of your friends more closely than others, or if you only care about, say, the screenshots I upload to Flickr but not the stuff I tweet about.
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Now, I’ll grant that not all activities follow this exact format, but the majority seem to. This is useful if you want to follow certain activities of your friends more closely than others, or if you only care about, say, the screenshots I upload to Flickr but not the stuff I tweet about.
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Below, I have a subset of the complete matrix to give you a sense for where we’re at with OpenSocial (né GData ), Yahoo Address Book API and Microsoft’s Windows Live Contacts API, and include vcard ( RFC 2426 ) as the cardinal format towards which subsequent schemas should converge:
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