On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 9:55 PM, Peter Saint-Andre <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2/10/10 2:15 AM, Laurent Eschenauer wrote: >> Dear all, >> >> This weekend at Fosdem and at the XMPP summit, we introduced >> OneSocialWeb. A new open source project that attempts to build an >> open, decentralized, social network on top of XMPP. If you were not >> around, you can catch up on the slides, video, and draft specs on our >> web site: http://onesocialweb.org > > Thanks for the presentation, it was quite interesting! >
Thanks for giving us the opportunity to present ! >> We are following this list (and most other XMPP lists) so feel free to >> ask questions, and discuss any OneSocialWeb topics here. We'll try to >> bring high level social discussions on this list and keep the >> implementation details on the onesocialweb mailing list or other >> relevant lists (PubSub etc...). > > I am curious about your use of portable contacts, XFN, activity streams, > and other "web" technologies inside XMPP. But I suppose I can read your > specs about that. :) > Looking forward to your feedback. I think it would be great to revive XEP-0154 (User Profile) and align it with the thinking in PortableContacts. The challenge is to add a layer of access control since not every field should be shown to everyone. We do this at the moment with a very basic custom extension: http://onesocialweb.org/spec/1.0/xep-osw-activities.html#sect-id2774754 We are looking into aligning with other initiatives in the permission/access definition, like this one: http://odrl.net/2.0/ Your thoughts on this fine grained access control management would be appreciated. Cheers, -Laurent
