Open Social Web’s Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web

Wednesday, September 5th, 2007

“There are already many who support the ideas laid out in this Bill of Rights” (from A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web - Open Social Web)
Much of the sense of this Bill of Rights seems directly related to - is almost a subset of - the Principles of Attention as defined by […]

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GestureBank version 2 is live

Friday, December 22nd, 2006

As Robert Anderson, GestureBank Architect, writes, the 2nd beta of the GestureBank went live on Wednesday afternoon.  This beta differs from the previous one in several respects:

instead of relying on a modified version of the AttentionTrust Recorder, this version works with the frozen Attention Recorder (ATX) that’s supported by AttentionTrust.  Essentially the GestureBank Extension provides anonymity functions while allowing the […]

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Alex Barnett: syndicated search and feed access control

Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006

“The priorities seem wrong here - I don’t see this step getting us any closer to getting better services when there are other much more fundamental issues that need solving.”
Alex Barnett blog : Syndicated search engines broken - Part II
Alex definitely has a point regarding the state of feed search: as he’s previously pointed out, […]

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