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Tomorrow, we will be holding first quarterly plenary meeting – where the community at large can question the DataPortability Project’s leadership. As a member of the plenary (membership is free – contact the Steering Groups Secretary Steve Repetti for more information), you can make binding decisions as well. So since this is our first . . . → Read More: So what has the DataPortability Project been doing? FROM: Elias Bizannes, DataPortability Project vice-chair, election returning officer TO: DataPortability Project Members and Supporters RE:Special Election results Voting for the Special election of the Steering Group has closed. A total of 30 votes were cast, of which 28 that were recognised. Two votes were disqualifed for Givotovsky as the voting member had not . . . → Read More: Special Election results  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Election  announcement, data portability, dataportability, dpp, Election Update: Twitter made another commitment today to adopting OAuth which is great! However they acknowledge that it won’t solve all problems (like we argue) – nevertheless these are positive steps to us eradicating the password anti-pattern In case you’ve never heard of it, Twitter is a micro-blogging service that is doing to communications . . . → Read More: Time To Criminalize The Password Anti-pattern 5 comments - (Comments are closed) Open Standards anti-patterns, api, data portability, dataportability, development, dpp, identity, oauth, openID, password anti-pattern, phishing, privacy, security, Twitter There’s a great book that you need to read if this whole data portability world perplexes you, called Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams. Suffice to say, it’s one of those Must Read books, but what I want to share is a story the boys wrote . . . → Read More: The “why” of Open Standards One comment - (Comments are closed) Analysis, Open Standards data portability, dataportability, dataportabliity, dontapscott, dpp, katriana, katrinalist, PeopleFinder, wikinomics At the DataPortability Project, we’ve monitored closely the first OpenID Foundation election and are proud of the maturity, leadership and appropriate procedure shown by the OpenID foundation in this area. It is reported that 175 of the 217 eligible members voted. Congratulations to all candidates for their efforts. Elected to serve 2-year terms: Snorri . . . → Read More: OpenID Announces Results To Its First Election One comment - (Comments are closed) Election data portability, dataportability, dpp, Election results, openID, Standards |
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