Bernice Yeung’s character piece (“So Open it Hurts“) about my relationship with Tara is now available online (feels somewhat awkward using her full name, as she used mine in her post on the story, so I’ll take liberties and presume some familiarity on the part of you, my dear reader). On the one hand, I [...]
I’ve been doing quite a bit of thinking about how to represent relationships in portable contact lists. Many of my concerns stem from two basic problems: Relationships in one context don’t necessarily translate directly into new contexts. When we talk about making relationships “portable”, we can’t forget that a friend on one system isn’t necessarily [...]
By Chris Messina
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Posted in Citizen-centric Web, Digital Identity, DiSo, Microformats, Technology, Web building
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Also tagged DiSo, foaf, machine tags, Microformats, portable contacts, xfn
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