<trackbot> Date: 10 January 2012

mho it tells me the password is not vald

<MacTed> that'd be the overbooked...

domel did you get in?

<MacTed> bblfish - how are you trying to get in?

suggestion to improve e-mail traffic quality: Never reply to an e-mail without waiting for 1 hour

editors https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/WebID/raw-file/tip/spec/index-respec.html

koalie can you join us?

<koalie> yes

great

<koalie> http://www.w3.org/community/about/faq/#

<melvster1> afaik w3c doenst have 'standards' it has 'recommendations'

<koalie> "How do Community Groups make it easier to move to the standards track?"

<wseltzer> hi, I just joined the call but seem to be in listen-only mode

<scor> 11 people

<magnetik> The OpenID security section: http://openid.net/specs/openid-authentication-2_0.html#security_considerations

<MacTed> I'm having great difficulty resolving current speaker's words... lots of breakup... is this just for me?

zakim mute ??P11

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<melvster1> this was old conversation : http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/Xiq8eMu6zFWxn0rYZANt

<melvster1> browserid is email like identifiers

<melvster1> ONLY email like

<melvster1> they have a shim

<melvster1> http://www.w3.org/2011/11/webcryptography-charter.html

<melvster1> browserid also has its own list

<domel> What I know BrowserID is not in the W3C standardization process.

<melvster1> browser id is email like identifiers ONLY, webid is mainly x.509 and http

https://foafssl.org/srv/idp?authreqissuer=http://bblfish.net/

<melvster1> there's a shim for all non firefox browsers

<melvster1> <script src="https://browserid.org/include.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

<melvster1> that works in the non firefox browsers

https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/WebID/raw-file/tip/spec/index-respec.html

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<wseltzer> I'm on the call but muted

<wseltzer> thanks :)

charter this WG to work with existing browsers

then something for interop

chrter profiles

bye

<melvster1> +1

+1

<domel> +1

<magnetik> I think an important point is that we need a better test suite to tell what spec are good or not

<melvster1> MacTed

+bbflsih

<wseltzer> add in the network effects, and you'll be all set :)

<melvster1> lorea.cc already does a facebook clone with webid

<melvster1> maybe not the latest spec tho ...

<wseltzer> Tor Project

<bergi_> i have to leave

<bergi_> bye

<magnetik> Don't know if google is or will be interrested in WebID, but Chrome is the only browser with really bad javascript crypto support

<wseltzer> thanks, I'll look forward to interacting once I've gotten my feet planted better at w3c

<melvster1> wseltzer: welcome, great to have you on board :)

<wseltzer> Tor aims to help people protect themselves against traffic analysis. People might choose to identify themselves to an endpoint without sharing all that with intermediaries.

<wseltzer> thanks melvster1

<wseltzer> I'm going to have to leave in a moment, but to be continued.

thanks wseltzer

<wseltzer> thanks bblfish

<melvster1> thanks henry

thanks well' have scribing next time

<melvster1> thanks all

bye

<jeffsayre> Bye.

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