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Awesome IIW2006
I just got back from Internet Identity Workshop 2006A (the “A” because a second one is planned later this year). I want to echo the praises others (Phil Windley, Kim Cameron) have heaped on it. In particular, Kaliya was amazing. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Identity Commons, Identity Rights Agreements, Other Links, Reputation, XDI, XRI
I-Tags Getting Smarter
It’s been six months since I’ve posted anything about i-tags but the spec has been steadily evolving. Working Draft 03 has been posted on the i-tag wiki and there are some great new features. Quick highlights: The underlying RDF model … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI
Clay Shirky & Open Tagging
A conversation with Stowe Boyd reminded my of Clay Shirky’s recent piece called “Ontology is Overrated — Categories, Links, and Tags“. I can’t recommend this highly enough to anyone interested in open tagging. Clay makes a great case why the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI
Adoption Hurdle for Open Tagging
Stowe Boyd makes a good point about the key adoption hurdle for open tagging: However, the assertion that we can start merrily open tagging (tra la) with XRIs fails one critical test: I would like to have taggregators like Technorati … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI
URNs, XRIs, and Open Tagging
In response to my post yesterday on using XRIs for “open tagging”, Darren Chamberlain had this comment: I wonder why simply using urn: URIs is not sufficient to identify a tag. From your example, the Thai tag could be: <a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI
Mea culpa – Gabe was there first!
In my previous post I summarized a way to use XRIs for “open tagging” of blog entries and other content due to numerous pings from other bloggers about this subject — only to find out that my XRI TC co-chair … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI
Open Tagging
I just added a new category called “Open Tagging” because I’ve been having so many discussions with XRI-savvy bloggers (starting with Kaliya Hamlin and Mary Hodder) about how XRIs might be a solution for an open, distributed way of tagging … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, General, Other Links, XRI