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Digital Death Charter

2011-02-16T08:54:52Z

Esther: /* Current Membership */

=== Name ===

Digital Death

=== Purpose ===

The primary purpose is to support the community focused on issues surrounding Death in the Digital Realm.

A secondary purpose is to put forward use-cases related to death in the digital realm to the identity community and influence industry to develop norms and standards.

=== Principles ===

'Every working group 'inherits' the general principles of Identity Commons itself:

# '''Self-Organization.''' Enable any working group to self-organize at any time, on any scale, in any form, around any activity consistent with the Purpose and Principles.
# '''Transparency.''' Fully and transparently disclose the Purpose and Principles of each working group, any requirement of participation, and any license or restriction of usage of its work product.
# '''Inclusion.''' Conduct deliberations and make decisions by bodies and methods that reasonably represent all relevant and affected parties.
# '''Empowerment.''' Vest authority, perform functions, and use resources in the smallest or most local part that includes all relevant and affected parties.
# '''Collaboration.''' Resolve conflict without resort to economic, legal, or other duress.
# '''Openness.''' Conduct, publish, and archive communications in a manner that facilitates open and trusted interactions within and across all working groups and the public Internet.
# '''Dogfooding.''' When feasible and appropriate, employ the work product of Identity Commons working groups to facilitate the operation and interaction of Identity Commons itself.

This section should list any additional operating principles of the working group -- IF ANY -- i.e., scope limitations, how membership will be managed, how it will be governed, how Stewards Council representatives are chosen, when its work will be considered complete, etc.

=== Practices ===

We have a community mailing list, blog and host events.

=== Requirements of Participation and How to Join ===

Anyone interested in Digital Death is welcome.

=== Licenses and/or Restrictions on Usage of Work Product ===

We work under a creative commons with attribution licence.

=== Current Deliverables and Milestones ===

TBD

=== Current Meeting Schedule ===

TBD

=== Current Membership ===

* Stacey Pitsillides
* Pierre Wolff
* Nate Lustig
* Jeremy Toeman
* Evan Carroll
* John Romano
* Esther Makaay (Europe)
* Tamara van Witzenburg (Europe)
* Victoria Tayler (Europe)

=== Current Stewards Council Representative and Alternate ===

TBD

=== Current Links ===

http://digitaldeathday.com/

[[DigitalDeathDay]]

[[DigitalDeathDay-Europe]]

=== Related Groups ===

''List any Identity Commons working group – or any other industry groups – whose work is closely related to the work of this group.''

=== History ===

This is where the group can share about how/why the group was founded and where will be where quarterly reports will be linked to.

Digital Death Charter

2011-02-16T08:51:59Z

Esther: /* Current Links */

=== Name ===

Digital Death

=== Purpose ===

The primary purpose is to support the community focused on issues surrounding Death in the Digital Realm.

A secondary purpose is to put forward use-cases related to death in the digital realm to the identity community and influence industry to develop norms and standards.

=== Principles ===

'Every working group 'inherits' the general principles of Identity Commons itself:

# '''Self-Organization.''' Enable any working group to self-organize at any time, on any scale, in any form, around any activity consistent with the Purpose and Principles.
# '''Transparency.''' Fully and transparently disclose the Purpose and Principles of each working group, any requirement of participation, and any license or restriction of usage of its work product.
# '''Inclusion.''' Conduct deliberations and make decisions by bodies and methods that reasonably represent all relevant and affected parties.
# '''Empowerment.''' Vest authority, perform functions, and use resources in the smallest or most local part that includes all relevant and affected parties.
# '''Collaboration.''' Resolve conflict without resort to economic, legal, or other duress.
# '''Openness.''' Conduct, publish, and archive communications in a manner that facilitates open and trusted interactions within and across all working groups and the public Internet.
# '''Dogfooding.''' When feasible and appropriate, employ the work product of Identity Commons working groups to facilitate the operation and interaction of Identity Commons itself.

This section should list any additional operating principles of the working group -- IF ANY -- i.e., scope limitations, how membership will be managed, how it will be governed, how Stewards Council representatives are chosen, when its work will be considered complete, etc.

=== Practices ===

We have a community mailing list, blog and host events.

=== Requirements of Participation and How to Join ===

Anyone interested in Digital Death is welcome.

=== Licenses and/or Restrictions on Usage of Work Product ===

We work under a creative commons with attribution licence.

=== Current Deliverables and Milestones ===

TBD

=== Current Meeting Schedule ===

TBD

=== Current Membership ===

Stacey Pitsillides
Pierre Wolff
Nate Lustig
Jeremy Toeman
Evan Carroll
John Romano

=== Current Stewards Council Representative and Alternate ===

TBD

=== Current Links ===

http://digitaldeathday.com/

[[DigitalDeathDay]]

[[DigitalDeathDay-Europe]]

=== Related Groups ===

''List any Identity Commons working group – or any other industry groups – whose work is closely related to the work of this group.''

=== History ===

This is where the group can share about how/why the group was founded and where will be where quarterly reports will be linked to.

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T22:26:00Z

Esther:

This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September.
----
=Preliminary Status=
Nothing has been confirmed so far, please do not rely on any details yet

Digital Death Day Europe 
Date: Tuesday, September 13th 2011 
Consecutive to 'Death, Dying and Disposal' Academic Meeting (September 9 - 12) 
Nijmegen, Netherlands

=Notes=
==Conference call January 2011==
'''General discussion & practicalities'''
* The overseas DDD actions are focusing on SXSW and some other events now. Not sure how much of that is relevant for DDD-Europe.
* We like to be informed and put our information out, but it's probably clearer if DDD-Europe has its own wiki-notes-page (todo: Esther)
* No need for a separate mailinglist at this point.

'''Events'''
* Death, Dying and Disposal - Academic meeting in Nijmegen (NL) in September http://www.ru.nl/ct/english/call_for_papers/ddd_10_international/
* June conference in Bath (UK): Death and dying in the digital age (Stacey: do you have a link for this event?)
* Cross-pollination with these events. Bath is not interested in an alliance. Nijmegen has no 'digital' component on the agenda.
* Stacey is writing a paper for the Nijmegen conference. If you want to pitch in...

'''Organizational'''
* Contact organisation of conference in Nijmegen
** Stacey: mail organisers
** Esther: talk to ppl locally, ask for cooperation and options

* Unconference format (of course ;-)
** Whole day, about 5 sessions
* Low cost event
** sponsored drinks and lunch
** cover costs for ppl to work up notes, run desk (ppl)
** attendance fee
** allow for leaflets, banners, representation by sponsors

* DDD-Europe in London
** Lots of interest in participation, quite a bit attention, but lack of attendance (about 18 ppl)

* Attract a broader audience than the 'in-crowd' to DDD-E
** Hopefully/expectedly attendees to the Academic meeting will join
** Look into businesses, lawyers, software, identity-crowd
* How to interest press, reach people?
** Ask for community blogs to promote
** Put word out in our personal/professional networks. Areas covered so far:
*** digital arts & sciences
*** identity management
*** notaries
*** security
*** Dutch press
* How to reach/interest international press? (European)
* Work together with the international DDD about building a press story
** Ask them for help with international contacts

* Marketing/communication (Tamara and Victoria have skills/resources)
** work towards a digital invitation (website with info / mail-invitation)

* Get some guys to join the organizers? (all-girl-group right now ;-)

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T22:24:47Z

Esther:

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T22:23:35Z

Esther:

This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September.
----
=Preliminary Status=
Nothing has been confirmed so far, please do not rely on any details yet

Digital Death Day Europe\\
Date: Tuesday, September 13th 2011\\
Consecutive to 'Death, Dying and Disposal' Academic Meeting (September 9 - 12)\\
Nijmegen, Netherlands

=Notes=
==Conference call January 2011==
'''General discussion & practicalities'''
* The overseas DDD actions are focusing on SXSW and some other events now. Not sure how much of that is relevant for DDD-Europe.
* We like to be informed and put our information out, but it's probably clearer if DDD-Europe has its own wiki-notes-page (todo: Esther)
* No need for a separate mailinglist at this point.

'''Events'''
* Death, Dying and Disposal - Academic meeting in Nijmegen (NL) in September http://www.ru.nl/ct/english/call_for_papers/ddd_10_international/
* June conference in Bath (UK): Death and dying in the digital age (Stacey: do you have a link for this event?)
* Cross-pollination with these events. Bath is not interested in an alliance. Nijmegen has no 'digital' component on the agenda.
* Stacey is writing a paper for the Nijmegen conference. If you want to pitch in...

'''Organizational'''
* Contact organisation of conference in Nijmegen
** Stacey: mail organisers
** Esther: talk to ppl locally, ask for cooperation and options

* Unconference format (of course ;-)
** Whole day, about 5 sessions
* Low cost event
** sponsored drinks and lunch
** cover costs for ppl to work up notes, run desk (ppl)
** attendance fee
** allow for leaflets, banners, representation by sponsors

* DDD-Europe in London
** Lots of interest in participation, quite a bit attention, but lack of attendance (about 18 ppl)

* Attract a broader audience than the 'in-crowd' to DDD-E
** Hopefully/expectedly attendees to the Academic meeting will join
** Look into businesses, lawyers, software, identity-crowd
* How to interest press, reach people?
** Ask for community blogs to promote
** Put word out in our personal/professional networks. Areas covered so far:
*** digital arts & sciences
*** identity management
*** notaries
*** security
*** Dutch press
* How to reach/interest international press? (European)
* Work together with the international DDD about building a press story
** Ask them for help with international contacts

* Marketing/communication (Tamara and Victoria have skills/resources)
** work towards a digital invitation (website with info / mail-invitation)

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T22:23:03Z

Esther:

This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September.
----
=Preliminary Status=
Nothing has been confirmed so far, please do not rely on any details yet

Digital Death Day Europe
Date: Tuesday, September 13th 2011
Consecutive to 'Death, Dying and Disposal' Academic Meeting (September 9 - 12)
Nijmegen, Netherlands

=Notes=
==Conference call January 2011==
'''General discussion & practicalities'''
* The overseas DDD actions are focusing on SXSW and some other events now. Not sure how much of that is relevant for DDD-Europe.
* We like to be informed and put our information out, but it's probably clearer if DDD-Europe has its own wiki-notes-page (todo: Esther)
* No need for a separate mailinglist at this point.

'''Events'''
* Death, Dying and Disposal - Academic meeting in Nijmegen (NL) in September http://www.ru.nl/ct/english/call_for_papers/ddd_10_international/
* June conference in Bath (UK): Death and dying in the digital age (Stacey: do you have a link for this event?)
* Cross-pollination with these events. Bath is not interested in an alliance. Nijmegen has no 'digital' component on the agenda.
* Stacey is writing a paper for the Nijmegen conference. If you want to pitch in...

'''Organizational'''
* Contact organisation of conference in Nijmegen
** Stacey: mail organisers
** Esther: talk to ppl locally, ask for cooperation and options

* Unconference format (of course ;-)
** Whole day, about 5 sessions
* Low cost event
** sponsored drinks and lunch
** cover costs for ppl to work up notes, run desk (ppl)
** attendance fee
** allow for leaflets, banners, representation by sponsors

* DDD-Europe in London
** Lots of interest in participation, quite a bit attention, but lack of attendance (about 18 ppl)

* Attract a broader audience than the 'in-crowd' to DDD-E
** Hopefully/expectedly attendees to the Academic meeting will join
** Look into businesses, lawyers, software, identity-crowd
* How to interest press, reach people?
** Ask for community blogs to promote
** Put word out in our personal/professional networks. Areas covered so far:
*** digital arts & sciences
*** identity management
*** notaries
*** security
*** Dutch press
* How to reach/interest international press? (European)
* Work together with the international DDD about building a press story
** Ask them for help with international contacts

* Marketing/communication (Tamara and Victoria have skills/resources)
** work towards a digital invitation (website with info / mail-invitation)

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T22:12:33Z

Esther:

This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September.

=Notes=
==Conference call January 2011==
'''General discussion & practicalities'''
* The overseas DDD actions are focusing on SXSW and some other events now. Not sure how much of that is relevant for DDD-Europe.
* We like to be informed and put our information out, but it's probably clearer if DDD-Europe has its own wiki-notes-page (todo: Esther)
* No need for a separate mailinglist at this point.

'''Events'''
* Death, Dying and Disposal - Academic meeting in Nijmegen (NL) in September http://www.ru.nl/ct/english/call_for_papers/ddd_10_international/
* June conference in Bath (UK): Death and dying in the digital age (Stacey: do you have a link for this event?)
* Cross-pollination with these events. Bath is not interested in an alliance. Nijmegen has no 'digital' component on the agenda.
* Stacey is writing a paper for the Nijmegen conference. If you want to pitch in...

'''Organizational'''
* Contact organisation of conference in Nijmegen
** Stacey: mail organisers
** Esther: talk to ppl locally

* Unconference format (of course ;-)
** Whole day, about 5 sessions
* Low cost event
** sponsored drinks and lunch
** cover costs for ppl to work up notes, run desk (ppl)
** attendance fee
** allow for leaflets, banners, representation by sponsors

* DDD-Europe in London
** Lots of interest in participation, quite a bit attention, but lack of attendance (about 18 ppl)

* Attract a broader audience than the 'in-crowd' to DDD-E
** Hopefully/expectedly attendees to the Academic meeting will join
** Look into businesses, lawyers, software, identity-crowd
* How to interest press, reach people?
** Ask for community blogs to promote
** Put word out in our personal/professional networks. Areas covered so far:
*** digital arts & sciences
*** identity management
*** notaries
*** security
*** Dutch press
* How to reach/interest international press? (European)
* Work together with the international DDD about building a press story
** Ask them for help with international contacts

* Marketing/communication (Tamara and Victoria have skills/resources)
** work towards a digital invitation (website with info / mail-invitation)

DigitalDeathDay-Europe

2011-02-14T21:40:23Z

Esther: Created page with 'This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September. ==Notes=='

This page is used to keep notes and information on the upcoming DigitalDeathDay in Europe in September.

==Notes==

Working Groups

2011-02-14T21:38:12Z

Esther: /* Under Development */

== About Working Groups ==

Working groups are the fundamental organizational unit of Identity Commons (see [[Organizational Structure]]) they have have tremendous autonomy -- so much so that a Working Group can be a complete separate legal or social entity whose own charter or incorporation need not make any mention of Identity Commons.

* See [[Working Group Agreement]] for more about the relationship of working groups to Identity Commons.
* To propose a new working group, see [[Starting Working Groups]].

Working Groups must have a charter that is consistent with our [[Purpose And Principles]], and it must appoint a Steward. The Steward serves as the Working Group's representative on the [[Stewards Council]] and has a vote on organizational-wide issues, including approving of new Working Groups. Working Groups are welcome to appoint one alternative to serve on the [[Stewards Council]] when the main Steward is not available to vote.

An individual may be appointed the Steward of multiple Working Groups; however, the individual will only get one vote.

== Working Groups ==

The following is a list of Working Groups. Click on the charter pages for a general description, or go directly to the working group's own home page (often an external website).

{{WGHeader}}
{{WGSection|name=Community, Events and Advocacy}}
|-
|Identity Gang || [[Identity Gang Charter]] || [[Identity Gang]] || Paul Trevithick
|-
| Newbies4Newbies || [[Newbies4Newbies Charter]] || [[Newbies4Newbies]] || Chris Reynolds
|-
|Internet Identity Workshop || [[Internet Identity Workshop Charter]] || http://iiw.idcommons.net || Kaliya Hamlin
|-
|Photo Group || [[Photo Group Charter]] || [[Photo Group]] || Pam Dingle
|-
| ID-Legal Collaboration || [[ID-Legal Charter]] || [[ID-Legal]] || Lucy Lynch
|-
|Kids Online || [[Kids Online Charter]] || [[Kids Online]] || Denise Tayloe
|-
| Givotovsky's "New Digital Deal" Project || [[Givotovsky Charter]] || || Brett McDowell
|-
{{WGSection|name=Technology}}
|-
|OSIS || [[OsisCharter|OSIS Charter]] ||[http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/OSIS OSIS now on IdCommons.net] || Bob Morgan
|-
|OpenID || [[OpenID Charter]] || http://www.openid.net || David Recordon
|-
|Identity Schemas || [[Identity Schemas Charter]] || [[Identity Schemas]] || Paul Trevithick
|-
|Higgins Project || [[Higgins Project Charter]] || http://higgins-project.org || Mary Ruddy
|-
|SAML Commons || [[SAML Commons Charter]] || || Peter Davis
|-
|XDI Commons || [[XDI Commons Charter]] || || Drummond Reed
|-
|Pamela Project || [[Pamela Project Charter]] || http://www.pamelaproject.com || Pamela Dingle
|-
|Information Card Foundation || [[Information Card Foundation Charter]] || [http://informationcard.net i-card Foundation Website] || Drummond Reed
|-
|Claims Broker
|[[Claims Broker Charter]]
| [http://wiki.idcommons.net/Claims-Agent Claims-Agent wiki]
|TBD
|-

{{WGSection|name=Social Agreements, Policy}}
|-
|XDI.org || [[XDI Org Charter]] || http://www.xdi.org || Bill Washburn

|-
|VRM (Vendor Relationship Management)|| [[VRM Charter]] || http://projectvrm.org || Iain Henderson
|-
|User-Centric Health || [[User-Centric Health Charter]] || [[User-Centric Health]] ||Mike Kirkwood

|-
|Identity Media Review Group || [[IdMedia Charter]] || [[IdMedia]] || Bob Blakely

|-
|DataPortability || [[DataPortablity Charter]] || [http://www.dataportability.org Data Portability Website] || Elias Bizannes
|-
|Personal Data Ecosystem
|[[Personal Data Ecosystem Charter]]
| [http://www.personaldataecosystem.org/ Personal Data Ecosystem Site]
[[Personal Data Ecosystem]] wiki space
| Kaliya Hamlin
|-

{{WGSection|name=Identity Commons Operations}}
|-
||Identity Commons Evangelism & Marketing || [[IC Evangelism & Marketing Charter]] || [[IC Evangelism & Marketing]] || Christopher Allen
|}

== In Progress ==

=== NEXT UP for Vote ===
These groups are formed and waiting for discussion and a vote.

{{WGHeader}}
|-
| ??
| [[??]]
| [?? Website]
|??
|}

=== Under Development ===
The following groups are ideas that people have for groups they are not ready for a vote:

{{WGHeader}}

|-
|NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter
|[[NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter]]
|[[NSTIC]]
| Jay Unger
|-
|Project Nori
|[[Project Nori Charter]]
| [http://www.projectnori.org/ Project Nori]
| Joe Johnston
|-
|Project Danube
|[[Project Danube Charter]]
| [http://www.projectdanube.org/ Project Danube]
| Makus Sabadello
|-
|Digital Death
|[[Digital Death Charter]]
|[http://www.digitaldeathday.com/ Digital Death Day][[DigitalDeathDay]] [[DigitalDeathDay-Europe]]
| Stacey Pitsillides?
|-
|Volunteered Personal Information
| [[VPI Charter]]
| [http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/WGUDIP/Home;jsessionid=6950403F4ADE9C903428E4FA9F7EA40E VPI Sig]
|Iain or Mark
|-
| Groups that were proposed but are no longer active or there wasn't a fit and won't be voted on.
|-
|OAuth
| [[OAuth Charter]]
| [[http://oauth.net/ OAuth Site]]
| Eran Hammer-Lahav
|-
|Identity Market
| [[IDMarket Charter]]
| [[IDMarket]]
|Mike Ozburn
|-
|Enterprise Identity Architects Group || [[Enterprise Identity Architects Charter]] || [[Enterprise Identity Architects]]
|-
|Owen Davis Award || [[Owen Davis Award Charter]] || [[Owen Davis Award]]
|-
|UDI || [[UDI Charter]] || [[UDI]]
|-
|Data Sharing || [[DataSharing Charter]] || http://www.datasharingsummit.com
|-
|Usability of Identity Systems || [[Usability Charter]] || [[User-Centric Usability]]
|-
|Inclusive Initiatives || [[Inclusive Initiatives Charter]] || [[Inclusive Initiatives]]
|-
|Bandit Project || [[Bandit Project Charter]] || http://bandit-project.org
|-
| Identity & Trust || [[Identity Trust Charter]] ||
|-
|Story of Digital Identity
| [[StoDID Charter]]
| [http://www.stodid.com STODID] [[StoDID]]
|Aldo Castaneda
|-
|Unified Messaging Group
| [[Unified Messaging Charter]]
| [[Unified Messaging Wiki]]
|Charles Andres
|-
|CivicID.org
| [[CivicID.org Charter]]
| [[CivicID.org]] Wiki Page [http://www.civicID.org Civic ID Website]
|Louis Klepner
|-
|}

== Inactive Groups ==
The following is a list of working groups that are no longer active.
{{WGHeader}}
|-
|Identity Commons Collaborative Tools || [[IC Collaborative Tools Charter]] || [[IC Collaborative Tools]] || Eugene Eric Kim
|-
|Standards Gang || [[Standards Gang Charter]] || || Dick Hardt
|-
|Identity Mashup || [[Identity Mashup Charter]] || || Jon Ramer
|-
| EUCLId || [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/moin.cgi/EuclidCharter EuclidCharter] || Merged into the Identity & Trust WG
|-
|I-Tags || [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/moin.cgi/ItagsCharter Itags Charter] || [http://www.itags.net/ I-Tags] was merged into the XDI Commons WG
|-
|I-Broker Interoperation || [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/moin.cgi/IbrokerInteroperationCharter Ibroker Interoperation Charter] || Was merged into the I-Broker Commons WG
|-
|XRI Registration Privacy || [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/moin.cgi/XriRegistrationPrivacyCharter XRI Registration Privacy Charter] || Was merged into the I-Broker Commons WG
|-
|Owen Davis Award || [[Owen Davis Award Charter]] || [[Owen Davis Award]]
|-
|Enterprise Positioning ||[[Enterprise Positioning Charter]] || [[Enterprise Positioning]] || Gary Ardito
|-
|Identity Rights Agreements || [[Identity Rights Agreements Charter]] || [[Identity Rights Agreements]] || Fen Labalme
|-
|I-Broker Commons || [[Ibroker Commons Charter]] || || Owen Davis
|-
|Identity Futures Group || [[IdFutures Charter]] || [[Identity Futures]] || Nicholas Givotovsky
|-

|}
.

= Resources =

IdentityCommons WorkingGroups have access to shared resources. Initially, these resources consist of:
* A project page on the IdentityCommons web site
* Mailing list hosting on the IdentityCommons server.

= Quarterly Reports =

* [[2007 Q4 Quarterly Reports]]
* [[2008 Q1 Quarterly Reports]]
* [[2008 Q2 Quarterly Reports]]
* [[2008 Q3 Quarterly Reports]]
* [[2008 Q4 Quarterly Reports]]
* [[2009 Q1 Quarterly Reports]]