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Using FOAF for comment identity and followups

Posted January 22, 2003 04:35 PM

In the last entry's comments I came up with a little germ of an idea. Let's flesh it out a little:

Dave's You Know Me button idea is great, but the implementation seems both long winded and all-or-nothing (which I don't like). So here's my alternative:

The "You Know Me" Button

Mon, Jan 20, 2003; by Dave Winer.

A simple addition to discussion group software makes it easy for a user to go to one place to monitor all conversations he or she is part of. As an extra bonus, it forms the basis for global identity. All that's needed is one new user interface concept, to be supported by most or all discussion group applications, and a simple protocol.

全然気づいていませんでした。もう半年前でした。

Six Log: Fun with FOAF 01.27.2003

There's been a lot of discussion lately (Ben, Bill, Justin) about building secure, cross-site identity systems, much of that discussion now centering on how FOAF could be used as the core of such a system. And Eric Sigler wrote a first step towards such a system by fetching a FOAF file and extracting out name, email address, and homepage, then sticking those into Movable Type comment fields.

I got to playing around with FOAF and RDF::Core. Frankly, it took me a little while to wrap my head around how to use the API, but after I did, writing a FOAF implementation in Perl was fairly straightforward.

はじめまして。このサイトのFOAF、どんなのかなぁ、と見させていただいたところ、以下のような間違いを発見しましたので、報告しておきます。

[email protected]

上記で、foaf:foaf: となってるところが間違いです。

preview したあと post したら、デコードされちゃったみたいで、意味不明になってしまいました。さきほどのコメントでの指摘箇所は

<foaf:foaf:msnChatID>[email protected]</foaf:msnChatID>

です。(また、デコードされちゃうかなぁ?)

foaf:foafと間違って連続してあるということですか?
とりあえずそう解釈して直してみましたが、今度は大丈夫でしょうか?

いま、確認しようとしたところ、404 file not found になりました。