Ugh, I had promised not to read TechMeme anymore, and I’ve actually kept to my promise since then… until today. And as soon as I finish this post, I’m back on the wagon, but for now, it’s useful to point to the ongoing Scoble debacle for context and for backstory. In a nutshell, Robert Scoble [...]
By Chris Messina
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Posted in Citizen-centric Web, Digital Identity, Life online, Microformats, Technology, Web building
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Also tagged DiSo, hcard, Microformats, oauth, openid, social graph, social networking, xfn
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Update: I’ve posted an update to these lists, giving props to Yahoo, Google, PBWiki and Drupal for embracing OpenID. I believe in the power of community to drive change, and I believe that peer pressure can be a great motivator. I also believe that shaming can be an equally powerful motivator, if used lovingly and [...]
So-called data portability and data ownership is a hot topic of late, and with good reason: with all the talk of the opening of social networking sites and the loss of presumed privacy, there’s been a commensurate acknowledgment that the value is not in the portability of widgets (via OpenSocial et al) but instead, (as [...]
By Chris Messina
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Posted in Digital Identity, Life online, Microformats, Open source, Technology, The Web Arts, Web building
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Also tagged Data portability, Microformats, oauth, openid, predictions, privacy
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