IdCommons - User contributions [en]

ID Related Standards

2011-11-18T17:40:33Z

IdentityWoman: /* IETF */

= IETF =
* OAuth
* JOSE
* Repate
* KITTEA
* TLS
* WEBSEC
* VR
* DOSETA
* GEOPRIV
* PKIX

* KRB
* EAP
* ABFAB
* DANE
* XMPP

* DKIM
* AAA
* DNSSEC

* SIDR
* KARP

* HTTP
* HYBI

* SMTP
* EAI
* DNS
* IDN

* SIP*
* DISPATCH

* IANA (admin)

* TCP
* UDP
* SCTP

* NTP

= W3C =

= OASIS =

= OWF =

= Kantara Initiative =

= ITU-T =

= ISO =

= NIST =

= SIA =

= Indies =

ID Related Standards

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Main Page

2011-11-18T17:18:47Z

IdentityWoman: /* Learn More about the Identity Space */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We designed the community structure to be particularly inclusive to support broad information and sharing and encourage collaboration across a range of groups:
* '''Independent Organizations''' - examples of that form are the Data Portability Project, OpenID Foundation and XDI.org
* '''Groups that are sub-groups within Organizations''' - examples include the Higgins Project (Eclipse Foundation) and Project VRM (Harvard Berkman Center)
* '''Groups that are co-hosted with other organizations''' - NSTIC.US (eCitizen Foundation, Kantara and ID Commons)
* '''Groups that just part of Identity Commons''' examples include Internet Identity Workshop, OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems), ID-Legal, Digital Death, Kids Online.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting group and community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]] so that collaborative action and initiatives towards for filling our purpose are possible. Shared understanding and shared language are pre-cursors of high-performance collaboration and come about via shared community space.

You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.
* [[ID Related Standards]] this list was developed at IIW #13 by representatives of each of the standards bodies.

=== Older Rescues ===
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

Main Page

2011-11-18T17:17:19Z

IdentityWoman: /* Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We designed the community structure to be particularly inclusive to support broad information and sharing and encourage collaboration across a range of groups:
* '''Independent Organizations''' - examples of that form are the Data Portability Project, OpenID Foundation and XDI.org
* '''Groups that are sub-groups within Organizations''' - examples include the Higgins Project (Eclipse Foundation) and Project VRM (Harvard Berkman Center)
* '''Groups that are co-hosted with other organizations''' - NSTIC.US (eCitizen Foundation, Kantara and ID Commons)
* '''Groups that just part of Identity Commons''' examples include Internet Identity Workshop, OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems), ID-Legal, Digital Death, Kids Online.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting group and community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]] so that collaborative action and initiatives towards for filling our purpose are possible. Shared understanding and shared language are pre-cursors of high-performance collaboration and come about via shared community space.

You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

Main Page

2011-11-18T17:16:59Z

IdentityWoman: /* Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We designed the community structure to be particularly inclusive to support broad information and sharing and encourage collaboration across a range of groups:
* '''Independent Organizations''' - examples of that form are the Data Portability Project, OpenID Foundation and XDI.org
* '''Groups that are sub-groups within Organizations''' - examples include the Higgins Project (Eclipse Foundation) and Project VRM (Harvard Berkman Center)
* '''Groups that are co-hosted with other organizations''' - NSTIC.US (eCitizen Foundation, Kantara and ID Commons)
* '''Groups that just part of Identity Commons''' examples include OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems), ID-Legal, Digital Death, Kids Online.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting group and community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]] so that collaborative action and initiatives towards for filling our purpose are possible. Shared understanding and shared language are pre-cursors of high-performance collaboration and come about via shared community space.

You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

Main Page

2011-11-18T17:16:21Z

IdentityWoman: /* Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We designed the community structure to be particularly inclusive to support broad information sharing across a range of groups:
* '''Independent Organizations''' - examples of that form are the Data Portability Project, OpenID Foundation and XDI.org
* '''Groups that are sub-groups within Organizations''' - examples include the Higgins Project (Eclipse Foundation) and Project VRM (Harvard Berkman Center)
* '''Groups that are co-hosted with other organizations''' - NSTIC.US (eCitizen Foundation, Kantara and ID Commons)
* '''Groups that just part of Identity Commons''' examples include OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems), ID-Legal, Digital Death, Kids Online.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting group and community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]] so that collaborative action and initiatives towards for filling our purpose are possible. Shared understanding and shared language are pre-cursors of high-performance collaboration and come about via shared community space.

You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

Main Page

2011-11-18T17:14:23Z

IdentityWoman: /* Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We designed the community structure to be particularly inclusive to support broad information sharing:
* '''Independent Organizations''' - examples of that form are OpenID and XDI.org
* '''Groups that are sub-groups within Organizations''' - examples include the Higgins Project (Eclipse Foundation) and Project VRM (Harvard Berkman Center) Information Sharing Working Group
* '''Groups that just part of Identity Commons''' examples include OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems), ID-Legal, Digital Death, Kids Online.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting group and community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]] so that collaborative action and initiatives towards for filling our purpose are possible. Shared understanding and shared language are pre-cursors of high-performance collaboration and come about via shared community space.

You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

Working Group Descriptions

2011-11-13T20:04:28Z

IdentityWoman: /* BUSINESS */

== COMMUNITY ==

[[Identity_Gang|'''The Identity Gang''']] [[Identity_Gang_Charter|''Charter'']] - mailing list for the digital identity community. The gang, formed in 2004, also collaboratively developed a lexicon related to digital identity technologies and issues. The active mailing list has over 500 members. To join, just email [mailto:community-subscribe@lists.idcommons.net Subscribe].
Prior to January 2, 2009, this mailing list was hosted at [http://groups.google.com/group/idworkshop original Identity Gang mailing list], and registration was required.

[http://iiw.idcommons.net/ '''Internet Identity Workshop'''] [[Internet_Identity_Workshop_Charter|''Charter'']] supports face to face conversation about internet-wide digital identity and it's implications. User-centric identity has been a topic of particular interest. This twice a year event aims to support the whole marketplace, especially individuals contributing their voice in open inclusive conversation. These events have a reputation of being incredibly effective for getting real work done and moving the industry forward.

[[Newbies4Newbies|'''Newbies 4 Newbies''']] [[Newbies4Newbies_Charter|''Charter'']] - This working group was formed at the Dec 2007 Internet Identity Workshop to support by a group of "newbies" to connect with their peers who were inspired by the community but wanted to make sure documentation and material about the topics in the community were more accessible. They have regular conference calls and are working on the development of the [[Starting Points]] page.

'''[[Photo Group]]''' [[Photo_Group_Charter|''Charter'']] - The photo group aims to serve as a community hub for identerati with interests in photography, as a gallery in which identity community photographers can display their work, and as a resource for people looking for photographs which illustrate aspects of identity.

== BUSINESS ==
'''[http://projectvrm.org/ VRM (Vendor Relationship Management)]''' [[VRM_Charter|''Charter'']] This group grew out of Doc Searls original 'rental car use case' put forward at Digital Identity World 2004. VRM, or Vendor Relationship Management, is the reciprocal of CRM or Customer Relationship Management. It provides customers with tools for engaging with vendors in ways that work for both parties. Project VRM is currently under [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/ Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law]. Participants are working to create the ecosystem of tools, protocols, and services that help users manage vendor relationships. It has five committees, ,Vision, Standards, Organization, Usage and Compliance. There are several active mailing lists, [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/vrm a blog], regular conference calls and an community of software vendors working on building standards based tools to make it real.

'''[http://www.personaldataecosystem.org Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium]]''' [[PDEC_Charter]]

== TECHNOLOGY - STANDARDS, INTEROP and CODE ==

'''[http://www.informationcard.net Information Card Foundation]''' [http://wiki.idcommons.net/Claims_Agent_Charter Charter] Advance the use of the Information Card metaphor as a key component of an open, interoperable, royalty-free, user-centric identity layer spanning both the enterprise and the Internet. A 501c(6) trade association, ICF is open to any individual or organization. Community members comprise the majority of the Board of Directors. Current Community members are active participants in Identity Commons, Information Cards, Open ID, OSIS for interoperability, Concordia, The Higgins Project, Microsoft CardSpace, the Bandit Project, The Pamela Project, Project VRM, Identity Schemas, and XDI.

'''[http://wiki.idcommons.net/Claims-Agent Claims Agent]''' [[Information Card Foundation Charter|''Charter'']]
The purpose of this working group is to (i) create a forum for the development of standards-based, interoperable, verified claims agent implementations (which would include both open source and commercial components), to (ii) initially focus on specific scenarios that the community and customers work together to implement and deploy end-to-end and (iii) provide funding and other incentives for the development of open source components. A verified claims agent is a set of software components that allows the user to utilize claim-sets from different sources at relying parties (RPs) of their choosing, under their control, using technology that helps to protect their privacy and helps to ensure the security of the system end to end. Verified claims come from sources that do the verification and digitally sign the claims-sets; the agent itself does not do the verification and does not re-sign the claims or sets.

'''[http://www.openid.net/ OpenID]''' [[OpenID_Charter|''Charter'']] The purpose is to advance development, implemention, and adoption of the OpenID framework of specifications for user-centric identity. This working group is organized as a 501c3 non-profit corporation. The group is open to any individual or organization interested in the advancement of OpenID. Specifications and open source code are maintained by meritocracy.

'''[http://osis.idcommons.net/wiki/Main_Page OSIS (Open Source Identity Systems)]''' [[OsisCharter|''Charter'']] OSIS brings together many identity-related open-source projects, and synchronizes and harmonizes the construction of an interoperable identity layer for the internet from open-source parts. Its first deliverable is interoperability with Microsoft CardSpace, although OSIS also encompasses alternate technologies such as OpenID and SAML.

This is one of the most active groups in making the metasystem vision come alive and has participation from a range of [http://osis.idcommons.net/wiki/Category:Participant both big and little technology vendors]. They are having their third major [http://osis.idcommons.net/wiki/I3_User-Centric_Identity_Interop_through_RSA_2008 Interop Event with over 200 tests through to the RSA Conference in April 2008].

'''[[Identity Schemas]]''' [[Identity_Schemas_Charter|''Charter'']] To promote interoperability between identity systems by making it easier to find, understand, and reuse the semantics of identity attributes defined in existing schemas. They have clearly articulated the [http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Problem_Space problem space] and [http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Deliverables deliverables] to address it. There is an active mailing list and face to face meetings happen at events like the Internet Identity Workshop and Data Sharing Summit.

'''[http://eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]''' [[Higgins_Project_Charter|''Charter'']] Higgins is an open source identity framework. Higgins is a framework that enables users and applications to integrate identity, profile, and relationship information across multiple data sources and protocols. End-users can experience Higgins through the UI metaphor of Information Cards.

'''SAML Commons''' [[SAML_Commons_Charter|''Charter'']] The purpose of this working group is to advance development, implemention, and adoption of SAML, in particular by producing SAML profiles that enable its use with other technologies such as XRI, OpenID, etc.

'''XDI Commons''' [[XDI_Commons_Charter|''Charter'']] The purpose of this working group is to advance practical deployment, usage, and best practices for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XDI XDI (XRI Data Interchange)] protocol under development by the [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xdi OASIS XDI Technical Committee].

'''[http://www.pamelaproject.com/ Pamela Project]''' [[Pamela_Project_Charter|''Charter'']] The Pamela Project exists to information-card enable popular open source web frameworks, with the goal of allowing administrators to install rather than code information card support into their sites. It also is working to make it easier for people of all skill levels to understand and use this technology.

== SOCIAL / LEGAL / POLICY ==

'''[[ID-Legal]]''' [[ID-Legal_Charter|''Charter'']] This group was formed at the 2008a IIW - at a session wondering what it would be like to have a conference that was 1/3 lawyers and 1/3 techies in identity and 1/3 other people. It is working on organizing a conference for mid 2009. There is a mailing list you can join.

'''[[Kids Online]]''' [[Kids_Online_Charter|''Charter'']] is focused on developing best practices around kids safey online while not loosing sight of the fact that they are kids and want to have fun there too. The group primarily meets face to face and is having its first conference November 13, 2008.

'''[http://www.xdi.org/ XDI.org]''' [[XDI_Org_Charter|''Charter'']] - The purpose of this working group is to provide community governance of open public infrastructure based on the XRI & XDI standards.

'''[[IdMedia|ID Media Review Group]]''' [[IdMedia_Charter|''Charter'']] ''"The Book Club"'' is here to support the Identity Commons community engaging with books, movies and other media that cover identity related topics. We do this by [http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Identity_Bibliography collecting a bibliography] and by reviewing and discussing these media. We use the issues raised by these works to inform our work innovating the identity layer of the web and help us understand and address the social, psychological, legal, privacy, security, regulatory and ethical issues. [[Identity_Bibliography|The bibliography is growing]] and further collaboration is planned to engage with these works.

'''[http://www.dataportability.org/ DataPortability]''' [[DataPrtability_Charter|''Charter'']] - The purpose of this working group is to help people to use and protect the data they create on networked services, and to advocate for compliance with the values of DataPortability.

'''[http://personaldataecosystem.org/ Personal Data Ecosystem]''' [[Personal_Data_Ecosystem_Charter|''Charter'']] [http://wiki.idcommons.net/Personal_Data_Ecosystem Wiki space] To get this emerging personal data ecosystem to work for all, there are many interests that need to be brought forward, and different interests that need to be balanced. These include individuals, businesses, governments, advocacy groups, standards bodies, developers, personal data store service providers, government regulators, media, and others. The purpose of The Personal Data Ecosystem is to support all these interests and to define the emergent market models, convergence around technical standards for personal data services and the policies that support them.

'''[http://wiki.idcommons.net/DigitalDeathDay-Europe Digital Death]''' [[Digital_Death_Charter|''Charter'']] The primary purpose of this working group 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.

'''[[NSTIC]]''' [[NSTIC_Community_Discussion_Group_Charter|''Charter'']] The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace or NSTIC (pronounced en-stick) was released on April 15, 2011. The purpose of this working group is to monitor the ongoing development of NSTIC beyond the initial document, engage the internet identity community to pool interest, information and resources about NSTIC and provide a means by which the internet identity community acting together might comment on and influence the future direction of NSTIC.

== IC Operations ==

Identity Commons has at its core a stewards council. Groups within the commons support the operations of the commons.

Declaration of Identity

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IdentityWoman: Created page with 'Wherefore the requirement of human interaction must needs identify that portion or those portions of our countenance that comprise the essential attributes of individual being to...'

Wherefore the requirement of human interaction must needs identify that portion or those portions of our countenance that comprise the essential attributes of individual being to accommodate particular discourse, it becomes incumbent upon the larger society to establish and perpetuate the representation of identity in such ways as to engender trust for all. And that high calling necessitates the establishment of transparent facilities consistent in assurance to reliant parties, and dependable for integrity of the self and the many privacies enabled thereby, ever consistent with the context of such particular discourse. We in the current state of human condition recognize and declare our rightful dominion over innate identity, the ascendant interest thereof, and our obligation to recognize and act in accordance with such interest in others.

While recognizing the derived authority of present democratic nation states comprised and even defined by the collective aggregation of individuals sharing common purposes, no nation state to this day has been comprised of the totality of all individuals, intrinsically limiting their respective authority as it pertains to these fundamental rights associated with innate identity. Therefore while remaining subject to the recognized rule of law embedded within a nation state, it is within the right and proper expectation of each person in matters relating to innate identity to transcend inconsistent nation state rules without thereby manifesting a desire to diminish or usurp such authority in other matters, with full and proper election to associate aspects of such identity with any other immutable or transient attribute, be it nationality, origin, culture, heritage, religion, belief, creed, gender, age, or any other that expresses or establishes identity through choice of acknowledged relationship without regard to limitations thrust upon them and fully acknowledging that others will do likewise.

Whence the ability to assert innate identity is not respected by a sovereign, that portion of the innate identity associated with its expression suffers diminution, and conjointly diminished is the source of the sovereign’s authority derived from that expression of choice and deference of the population of its individuals.

Whereby the laws of these nation states govern behavior, we bestow upon them the duty to create rules consistent with our common purpose of mutual respect, protection, and fulfillment of the integrity of innate identity, and beseech of them support and promotion of standardized means for its interface to the benefit of those so governed, or alternately advocacy of good and proper means for self-governance, whilst each retaining our own election and control of the discrete definition and selected exposure of our various individual attributes and personas in a manner that advances the overall health of society by dint of those means.

And in regard to forms of agreement (whether negotiated or executory) with entities that seek to limit their exposure to liability for damage-causing breach of their promise to respect our innate identity and to preserve its integrity, we assert the superseding right to at any time know, review and prospectively repudiate any legal terms and conditions of such agreements that are in conflict with the aforesaid innate identity, while understanding that these actions might introduce self determined limitation to previously afforded benefits.

By highest authority this right to act to preserve the integrity of innate identity determination and expression requires the ability for discovery of all personal identity data regardless of locale, the plain understanding of how they are used, and the enumerated parties to whom they are exposed. But recognizing that mere understanding does not equate to the ability to preserve and enjoy rights, we declare each individual has the right to control over their innate identity, and by extension is due predomination to attain an intuitive state of privacy and the context appropriate ability to control access to that data by each other party.

We, therefore, on behalf of our fellow sentient citizens, being in distributed congress yet sharing one voice, appeal in the spirit of that highest authority as we publish and declare our own sovereignty over free and independent determination and expression of innate identity and establish globally for each and every entity the individual ownership and enjoyment of the rights associated therewith. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of universal Providence, we pledge to one another the richness of our intellectual abilities, the commitment of our innovation, and the bold endeavors required to bring to fruition these lofty ideals for all.

* Jay Glasgow
* Kaliya Hamlin

Main Page

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IdentityWoman:

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]]. You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]
* [[Declaration of Identity]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

ID-Legal

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IdentityWoman:

=== Participation ===

If you would like to participate in the work of ID-Legal [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/id-legal please join the mailing list by following this link].

We have regularly [[ID-Legal ConCalls|scheduled conference calls]].

=== Conference Information ===

This conference is being hosted in DC on March 18-19, 2010. We are hoping for between 20 and 25 people to gather from both technical and legal backgrounds. If you would like to be considered for an invitation please contact us. The output of the conference will be publicly avaliable. We are planning a larger conference around these themes for Fall of 2009 the gap mapping process is in preparation for that larger event.

=== Conference of Purpose ===

ID-Legal conference brings together identity technologists and lawyers, academics and & public policy experts to explore and map the gap between the two fields.

This mapping will :

* Enable drafting of better regulation and policy being made to support safe use of online and digital identity.
* Enable design of improved identity technologies that minimize risks, maximize protections and support policy based remedies.
* Ensure consideration of the user experience of online and digital identity so that people have realistic expectations about the legal implications of their use.

Interesting areas of intersection might be:

{| border=1
|+ ''Mapping the Gap''
|-
|'''Identity Technologies'''
|(mix and match)
|'''Legal Perspectives'''
|-
|Network Based Identity
|
|Transactional
|-
| End Points (XRI/OpenID)
|
|Liability
|-
|Discover (XRD)
|
|Compliance
|-
|Linking of Accounts (Oauth)
|
|Case Law
|-
|Claims based Identity (infoCard)
|
|Criminal Law
|-
|Federation (SAML, Shiboleth)
|
|Policy
|-
|Data Portability
|
|e-Governance
|-
|3rd party Identity "providers"
|
|Security
|-
|Social Graph Repositories
|
|privacy
|-
|
|
|Cross-Jurisdictional
|}

3/6/09 - For Discussion:

{| border=1
|+ Bob's Matrix
|-
|Technology || (legal issues)
|-
| .
|Privacy
|Due Process
|Search
|Discovery
|Signature
|Agency
|Libel & Slander
|Frauds & Impersonation
|Jurisdiction
|-
|Authentication
|-
|Identification
|-
|Surveillance
|-
|Dossiers
|-
|Database Linking
|-
|Anonymity
|-
|Pseudonymity
|}

This gathering is not about "finding solutions" to the above questions; the questions are big and will be solved by their respective communities. ID-Legal is about bringing the communities together so that, as they go forward with work on their respective problems, they have a common understanding of issues and a shared background of knowledge as context for their work.

We hope through shared preparation to establish common ground; at the initial ID-Legal meeting we hope to surface issues and document a clear, shared understanding of the gaps between identity technologists and legal and policy professionals dealing with identity issues.

We also see articulating from this map a core set of questions that can serve as the basis of future cross disciplinary dialogue working towards answers.

An example of questions that fall into the gap between the two fields are:
* Who adjudicates disputes in matters of online and digital identity and privacy?
* What happens when disputes involve multiple jurisdictions?

Traditionally the solutions in the legal world and in the technical world have been very different; it is becoming evident that there needs to be a shared understanding of issues in order to make progress in addressing them.

=== The Challenge ===

Information technology and the law have not been designed for each other. To cite just one example, technologists who did not understand the law of signatures designed an artifact called a "digital signature" which had few of the legal properties of a pen-and-ink signature; the result was a set of changes in the law of signatures to accommodate the new artifact. But the "digital signature" is neither technically nor legally an improvement on the old pen-and-ink signature. It places much stricter liability burdens on the signer (or presumed signer) than the pen-and-ink signature did, and it provides fewer due-process protections for those whose signatures are forged.

Technologists are in the process of inventing artifacts called "digital identities". These seem likely to take on some of the properties of legal persons online. But they are not legal persons, and they have not (yet) been designed to keep real persons who come in contact with them safe.

Digital and online identities, like robots, can be dangerous to real people. Isaac Asimov envisioned robots who would live by (that is, be compelled by their programming to obey) laws designed to keep humans safe.

The purpose of the Legal IIW workshop is to bring lawyers and technologists together to understand how the law and technology of digital and online identity interact, so that digital and online identity and the law can evolve together in ways that keep humans safe.

There is some urgency to the task. Social networks are aggregating large amounts of personal data, and pressure is building on these networks to open their databases in the name of "data portability". ISPs and telecommunications providers are carrying huge volumes of conversations whose status with respect to government surveillance, carrier surveillance, and subpoena is unclear. Data moves back and forth across jurisdictional and national boundaries whose rules for protection of data (and even protection of persons) are unclear, or clear and incompatible. Location-aware handheld devices are tagging huge quantities of information with geographic data, allowing detailed reconstruction of many individuals' daily lives. It would be good to optimize both technology and the law to make the use of digital and online identity safe for humans before we have to learn where the hazards are the hard way - by experiencing disasters of privacy or fraud.

The law, as usual, lags behind the technology - but as it works to clean up the mess disruptive technologies have caused, it undermines the assumptions made by the technologists and thereby creates uncertainty both in technology markets and in the people who use technology. The technology, as usual, moves forward without much consideration of how it will change the assumptions on which the law rests.

=== For Further Reading ===

Here are some pointers to papers on legal aspects of online identity that =JeffH has collected:

[http://iiw.idcommons.net/Bibliography:_Legal_Aspects_of_Online_Identity Bibliography: Legal Aspects of Online Identity]

=== Links to Related Efforts ===

Here are a few more pages that might facilitate our future
conversations. The first link is to the scenarios group.

Scenarios Group
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Identity_Futures

Identipedia
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Identipedia

Systemic Elements
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Systemic_Elements

Inferred vs Actual - The evolution of policy
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Inferred_Vs._Actual_-_The_evolution_of_policy
[http://www.arzinger.ua/index.php?page=pract&id=16 Business restructuring Ukraine]

2008 Q1 Report Identity Rights
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/2008_Q1_Report_Identity_Rights

We're also related to Identity Rights Agreements group
http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/Identity_Rights_Agreements_Charter

=== Conference Planning ===
[[ID-Legal Conf Plan Outline]]

Identity Bibliography

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== Books: Nonfiction ==

* [http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Identity-Phillip-Windley/dp/0596008783 Digital Identity] by Phil Windley

* [http://docs.law.gwu.edu/facweb/dsolove/Solove-Digital-Person.htm The Digital Person] by Daniel Solove

* [http://www.amazon.com/Identity-Crisis-Identification-Overused-Misunderstood/dp/1930865856/ref=pd_bxgy_b_text_b/102-8850244-9371323Identity Identity Crisis: How Identification is Overused and Misunderstood] by Jim Harper

* [http://www.schneier.com/book-beyondfear.html Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly about Security in an Uncertain World] by Bruce Schneier

* [http://www.amazon.com/Identities-Persons-Topics-Philosophy/dp/0520033094/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898207&sr=1-1 The Identities of Persons] by Amelie Oksenberg Rorty

* [http://www.amazon.com/Future-Reputation-Gossip-Privacy-Internet/dp/0300124988/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898356&sr=1-1 The Future of Reputation] by Daniel Solove

* [http://www.amazon.com/Future-Internet-How-Stop/dp/0300124872/ref=pd_bbs_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898356&sr=1-2 The Future of the Internet and How To Stop It] by Jonathan Zittrain

* [http://www.amazon.com/Social-Trust-Human-Communities-Govier/dp/0773516808/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898437&sr=1-1 Social Trust and Human Communities] by Trudy Govier

* [http://www.amazon.com/Boggs-Comedy-Values-Lawrence-Weschler/dp/0226893960/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898457&sr=1-1 Boggs] by Lawrence Weschler

* [http://www.amazon.com/Essay-Concerning-Human-Understanding-Books/dp/0543739376/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898486&sr=1-1 An Essay Concerning Human Understanding] by John Locke

* [http://www.amazon.com/Identity-Difference-Martin-Heidegger/dp/0226323781/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898527&sr=1-1 Identity and Difference] by Martin Heidegger

* [http://www.amazon.com/Social-Construction-Reality-Sociology-Knowledge/dp/0385058985/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898588&sr=1-1 The Social Construction of Reality] by Peter Berger and Thomas Lockmann

* [http://www.amazon.com/Guarding-Lifes-Dark-Secrets-Reputation/dp/0804757399/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898618&sr=1-1 Guarding Life's Dark Secrets] by Lawrence Friedman

* [http://www.amazon.com/Privacy-Risk-Government-Surveillance-Amendment/dp/0226762831/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898642&sr=1-1 Privacy at Risk] by Christopher Slogobin

* [http://www.amazon.com/Rights-Wrongs-Origins-Experience-Injustice/dp/B0009K76B2/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898673&sr=1-1 Rights from Wrongs] by Alan Dershowitz

* [http://www.amazon.com/Name-Meridian-Crossing-Aesthetics/dp/0804725551/ref=pd_bbs_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898699&sr=1-2 On the Name] by Jacques Derrida

* [http://www.amazon.com/Right-Privacy-Social-Philosophy-Policy/dp/0521786215/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898725&sr=1-12 The Right to Privacy] ed. by Ellen Frankel Paul et. al.

* [http://www.amazon.com/Right-Privacy-Ellen-Alderman/dp/0679744347/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898725&sr=1-1 The Right to Privacy] by Ellen Alderman & Caroline Kennedy

* [http://www.amazon.com/Hiding-Humanity-Disgust-Shame-Law/dp/0691126259/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898806&sr=1-1 Hiding from Humanity] by Martha Nussbaum

* [http://www.amazon.com/Unwanted-Gaze-Destruction-Privacy-America/dp/0679765204/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898833&sr=1-1 The Unwanted Gaze] by Jeffrey Rosen

* [http://www.amazon.com/Naked-Crowd-Reclaiming-Security-Freedom/dp/0375759859/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898855&sr=1-1 The Naked Crowd] by Jeffrey Rosen

* [http://www.amazon.com/Rethinking-Identity-Metaphysics-Foundations-Philosophy/dp/0300068379/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898881&sr=1-1 Rethinking Identity and Metaphysics] by Claire Ortiz Hill

* [http://www.amazon.com/Database-Nation-Death-Privacy-Century/dp/0596001053/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898905&sr=1-1 Database Nation] by Simson Garfinkel

* [http://www.amazon.com/No-Place-Hide-Robert-OHarrow/dp/B000WMOGTC/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898936&sr=1-1 No Place to Hide] by Robert O'Harrow

* [http://www.amazon.com/Net-Privacy-Developing-Implementing-ebusiness/dp/0071370056/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213898961&sr=1-1 Net Privacy] by Michael Erbschloe and John Vacca

* [http://www.amazon.com/Social-Atom-Cheaters-Neighbor-Usually/dp/1596910135/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899001&sr=1-1 The Social Atom] by Mark Buchanan

* [http://www.amazon.com/Private-I-Molly-Peacock/dp/1555973132/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899076&sr=1-6 The Private I] ed. by Molly Peacock

* [http://www.amazon.com/Consciousness-Persons-Unity-Identity-Representation/dp/0262701138/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899236&sr=1-1 Consciousness and Persons] by Michael Tye

* [http://www.amazon.com/Rites-Privacy-Trade-Limits-Protection/dp/0773521135/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899293&sr=1-1 Rites of Privacy and the Privacy Trade] by Elizabeth Neill

* [http://www.amazon.com/Metamorphosis-Identity-Caroline-Walker-Bynum/dp/1890951234/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899365&sr=1-1 Metamorphosis and Identity] by Caroline Walker Bynum

* [http://www.amazon.com/Toleration-Recognition-Anna-Elisabetta-Galeotti/dp/0521619939/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899464&sr=1-1 Toleration as Recognition] by Anna Elisabetta Galeotti

* [http://www.amazon.com/Difficulty-Tolerance-Essays-Political-Philosophy/dp/0521533988/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213899600&sr=1-1 The Difficulty of Tolerance] T.M. Scanlon

* [http://www.amazon.com/Multiple-Studies-Rationality-Social-Change/dp/0521346835/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213900168&sr=1-9 The Multiple Self] ed. by Jon Elster

* [http://www.amazon.com/Ontology-Identity-Modality-Metaphysics-Philosophy/dp/0521795486/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213900098&sr=1-1 Ontology, Identity, and Modality] by Peter van Inwagen

* [http://www.amazon.com/Fingerprints-Origins-Detection-Launched-Forensic/dp/0786866071/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213900040&sr=1-1 Biometric Systems] by James Wayman et. al.

* [http://www.amazon.com/Fingerprints-Origins-Detection-Launched-Forensic/dp/0786866071/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213900040&sr=1-1 Fingerprints] by Colin Beavan

* [http://www.amazon.com/Whos-Watching-You-Surveillance-Conspiracy/dp/1932857575/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213900275&sr=1-1 Who's Watching You?] by Mick Farren and John Gibb

* [http://www.amazon.com/Hello-World-Life-Ham-Radio/dp/156898281X Hello World: A Life in Ham Radio] by Danny G

* [http://www.amazon.com/IP-Location-Martin-Dawson/dp/0072263776/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179234&sr=1-1 IP Location] (Dawson, Winterbottom, Thomson)

* [http://www.amazon.com/Life-Screen-Identity-Age-Internet/dp/0684833484/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179290&sr=1-1 Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet] by Sherry Turkle

* [http://www.amazon.com/Massively-Multiplayer-Game-Development/dp/1584502436/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179414&sr=1-1Massively Multiplayer Game Development]

* [http://www.amazon.com/Little-Black-Book-Innovative-Technology/dp/0136832105/ref=sr_1_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179472&sr=1-1The Little Black Book: Mail Bonding with OSI Directory Services]

* [http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b/104-4625252-0849506?initialSearch=1&url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Understanding+and+Deploying+LDAP+Directory+Services&Go.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go Understanding and Deploying LDAP Directory Services]

* [http://www.amazon.com/Protocol-Control-Exists-Decentralization-Leonardo/dp/0262572338/ref=sr_1_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179573&sr=1-1 Protocol: How Control Exists After Decentralization]

* [http://www.amazon.com/Support-Economy-Corporations-Individuals-Capitalism/dp/0142003883/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179636&sr=1-1 The Support Economy] especially the third section outlines as vision for VRM

* [http://www.amazon.com/Economics-Identity-Theft-Avoidance-Possible/dp/0387345892 Economics Identity Theft Avoidance]

* [http://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Society-Technology-Between-Privacy/dp/0738201448/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8850244-9371323?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1190179748&sr=1-1 Transparent Society] by David Brin

* [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0816632502/ref=ord_cart_shr/103-5473919-9263820?%5Fencoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Digital Sensations: Space, Identity, and Embodiment in Virtual Reality]

* [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/3211068538/ref=ord_cart_shr/103-5473919-9263820?%5Fencoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Trust in the Network Economy] (Evolaris)

* [http://www.amazon.com/Suspect-Identities-Fingerprinting-Criminal-Identification/dp/0674010027/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-5473919-9263820?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193438245&sr=1-1 Suspect Identities: A History of Fingerprinting and Criminal Identification]

* [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0761956107/ref=ord_cart_shr/103-5473919-9263820?%5Fencoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Virtual Politics: Identity and Community in Cyberspace]

* [http://www.amazon.com/Surveillance-Social-Sorting-Privacy-Discrimination/dp/0415278724/ref=sr_1_1/103-5473919-9263820?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193438356&sr=1-1 Surveillance as Social Sorting: Privacy, Risk and Digital Discrimination]

== Books: Fiction ==

* [http://www.amazon.com/Strange-Case-Dr-Jekyll-Hyde/dp/0141439734/ref=pd_bbs_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213895971&sr=8-4 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde] by Robert Louis Stevenson

* [http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Library-Classics-Yevgeny-Zamyatin/dp/081297462X/ref=pd_bbs_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213896084&sr=8-2 We] by Yevgeny Zamyatin

* [http://www.amazon.com/1984-George-Orwell/dp/0451516753/ref=pd_bbs_sr_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213896165&sr=8-5 1984] by George Orwell

* [http://www.amazon.com/Brave-New-World-Aldous-Huxley/dp/0586044345/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213896463&sr=8-4 Brave New World] by Aldous Huxley

* [http://www.amazon.com/Three-Theban-Plays-Penguin-Classics/dp/0140444254/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213896626&sr=8-24 Oedipus the King] by Sophocles (tr. Robert Fagles)

* [http://www.amazon.com/True-Names-Opening-Cyberspace-Frontier/dp/0312862075/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1213896693&sr=8-1 True Names] by Vernor Vinge

== White Papers: Academic ==

* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/2004-04 Accountable Net]

* [http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=881294 Model Regime of Privacy] by Solove

* [http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=667622 A Taxonomy of Privacy] by Solove

* Rains and Scott. "Identify of or not identify: A theoretical model of receiver responses to anonymous communication." Communication Theory 17 (2007) 61-91.

== White Papers: Civil Society ==

* [http://asn.planetwork.net/ Augmented Social Network]

== White Papers: Commercial ==

== Movies: Drama ==
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119177/ Gattaca]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120660/ Enemy of the State]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0258463/ The Bourne Identity]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181689/ Minority Report]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407887/ The Departed]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083658/ Blade Runner]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0405296/ A Scanner Darkly]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100802/ Total Recall]

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049366/ Invasion of the Body Snatchers]

== Movies: Documentary ==

== Web Pages ==

Main Page

2011-06-23T20:50:39Z

IdentityWoman: /* Links */

== Welcome to the Identity Commons Wiki ==

We are a [[Working Group Descriptions|community of groups]] working on addressing the social, legal and technical issues that arise with the emerging, identity, data and social layer of the internet.

'''The purpose of Identity Commons is to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities.'''

Identity Commons is open, inclusive, and bottoms-up, community of groups. They [[Working Group Agreement | share an agreement]] and agree to abide by a set of [[Purpose And Principles|principles]] to help assure this. Membership resides in the [[Working Groups | Community Groups]]. There is a [[Stewards Council]] - with a representative from each group.

We provide a minimal structure for supporting community activities, and we hold space for the [[How We Collaborate | entire community to collaborate]], and [[Facilitating Dialogue | facilitate dialogue]]. You can learn more about our [[History]] and [[Background]] and organizational details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Get Involved ==

* '''Join one of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]]''' - Identity Commons is organized as a set of distributed working groups.

* '''Attend a community conference'''
** [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ Internet Identity Workshops] happen every 6 months in Mountain View and there are Satellite events around the world and connected to other conferences.

* '''Subscribe to a mailing list
** [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/community IC Community Mailing List]''' (Also known as the "Identity Gang").
** The [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/stewards Stewards Council mailing list] is also public.
** Some of the [[Working Group Descriptions | Community Groups]] also have their own lists.

* '''Participate in telecons''' - See [[Stewards Council Telecons]] for information about how to participate in our quarterly (and sometimes more) calls, which are open to everyone in the Identity Commons community.

* '''Edit the ID Commons Wiki''' - Use your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openid OpenID] URL or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iname i-name] to login, and follow the instructions. See [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents Wikimedia Help]] for more information.
[[Media:Example.ogg]]

== Learn More About the Organization ==

* [[Working Group Descriptions]] and a [[Working Groups]] Chart is here.

* [[Purpose And Principles]] - The "core DNA" of the Identity Commons (IC).
* [[How We Collaborate]] - Information on how participants in IC work together
* [[Stewards Council]] - The coordinating body for IC working groups.
* [[Organizational Structure]] - A short explanation of how and why IC is structured as an "upside down umbrella".

* [[Working Group Agreement]] - The implied contract between a working group and IC as a whole.
* [[Working Group Charter Template]] - The template any working group sponsor(s) can use to form a working group.
.
* [[Background]] - A brief history. A longer [[History]]
* [[IC Logo]] this explains the history of our logo.
* Organizational Details [[Articles Of Incorporation]], [[Bylaws]], [[Identity Commons Brand Transfer]].

== Learn More about the Identity Space ==
* [[Identity Landscape]] is a community-wide project to produce a living "map" of the Internet identity space, including efforts both inside and outside Identity Commons. All community members are invited to contribute.
* [[Identity Gang|The Identity Gang Working Group]] maintains a list of resources for the user-centric identity space.
* [[Lexicon]] is a project of the [[Identity Gang]] to harmonize vocabulary for user-centric identity architecture.

== Archive ==
* [http://oldwiki.idcommons.net/ The Original Identity Commons Wiki (2002-2007)]

== Links ==
* [http://idcommons.net Identity Commons Home]
* [[volunteer tasks]]
* [[IT Infrastructure]]

[[Nick Givotovsky]]

User talk:IdentityWoman

2011-06-23T20:50:23Z

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Stewards Council Telecom: 2011 March 2

2011-03-02T18:47:20Z

IdentityWoman: /* 4) upcoming Events */

Stewards Council Telecon: 2011 FMarch 2 - call to start at 12:15 ET, 9:15 PT - 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#

Note this is our regularly scheduled time

== Attending ==
* Mary Ruddy
* John Bradley
* Bob Morgan
* Mary Hodder
* Kaliya Hamlin
* Chris Reynolds
* Paul Trevithick
* Dean Landsman
* Chris Allen

== Regrets ==
* Drummond Reed
* Don Thibeau
* Brett McDowell
* Mary Ruddy (need to leave early)

== Agenda ==

===0) Review of agenda ===
* Volunteer to take notes

===1) Status update reports===
1-3 minutes from each project:

* OpenID, ID-Media and ID Futures, Project VRM, DataPortability, OSIS, ID-Legal, Kids Online, IIW, User-Centric Health, Higgins, Claims-Agent, Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium,ICF

===2) Progress on IC3 and other infrastructure items===
* New Blog - see [http://identitycommons.org/ new look and feel in process]
* ICF and Directed donations

===3) New working group(s) in process===
* NSTIC
* Digital Death

===4) upcoming Events===
*May 3-5 [http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ IIW registration]

== Minutes ==

=== Group Reports ===

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* Pre-RSA conversation
* Generating some more "of value" use cases in government context.
* There was a lot of interest from the vendor side.
* Similar model for future interops. Which of the summer events to organize around.
** Catalyst Conference
** Cloud ID Summit is an alternative.

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* organized around information cards initially.
* "Feature complete" on the shelf of history.
* Implies more work on the other protocols.

Claims Agent Group - Paul Trevithick
* Had Face-to-Face at ID Collab Day - Monday - weekly call. noon eastern
* Some money flowing to that work group - directed donation working, MSFT $ towards it.
* Who is participating in the group - based on the idea of an active client being optional, thus broadening the level of interest. Focused on e-Government Interactions, BC gov, Avoko working with UK Gov. U-Prove focused, claims stuff emerging out of OpenID might work with that.
* Relation to the work at Kantara eGov. no particular relationship.

OpenID - John Bradley
* Board meeting at RSA
* OpenID Summits - 6 of them.
** E-Commerce next week in California
** IIW
* Work on OpenID-ABC progressing. Wide public review at IIW.
* OAuth interdependencies.
* what is the relationship to UMA is being figured out.

Higgins Update - Paul Trevithick
* pure semantic web linked data
* active client is implemented as a browser plugin
* It won't work for certain use-cases
* using chrome the
* the goal is to align with OpenID-ABC

ProjectVRM - Dean Landsman
* Doc spoke at the IAB (Internet Advertising Buerau) was quoted and hash tagged like mad
* events are happening for the VRM community before and after IIW
* An asside that Dean brought up protocols are not a starting point of conversation - OAuth understanding is hard
* YuKon Day -> conversations with Drummond and

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium - Mary Hodder (chair)
* Submitted response to Dept. of Commerce Green Paper
* Submitted response to Do Not Track
* Getting the word out about the option - public and support and endorsement
* Working on white papers about the vision
* Published a summary of the Green Paper Responses.
* We are not creating a "new event" but rather going with IIW and the New Digital Economics event (April 7th)

IIW - Kaliya
* It is happening May 3-5 in Mountain View
* Yukon day is a thematic day - focused on VRM, PDE and business models, some folks are taking it upon themselves to invite VC's.

Digital Death Group
* Evan Caroll has agreed to put himself forward as the steward
* We had a happy hour this past week at the Personal Archiving Conference
* There is a "meet-up" officially at SXSW on March 14th.
* Digital Death Day is happening on May 6th at CHM (if we can raise the sponsorship)
* It has been in gestation for a while and is now read to go up for a vote to become an official working group.

NSTIC.US
* A collaboration between Kantara, IC and the eCitizen Foundation to support information resources about the strategy and IdM generally. Neither Dazza or Jay were on the call. It needs to go up for a vote shortly.

Chris Allen was on the call and resigned as the Steward for the Marketing Group.
The stewards on the call agreed to form an ad-hoc committee to work on messaging on the new site. The first call is noon pacific on Monday.

Several ideas about how to frame the community included "a clubhouse" for user-centric identity.

Stewards Council Telecom: 2011 March 2

2011-03-02T18:46:41Z

IdentityWoman: /* Group Reports */

Stewards Council Telecon: 2011 FMarch 2 - call to start at 12:15 ET, 9:15 PT - 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#

Note this is our regularly scheduled time

== Attending ==
* Mary Ruddy
* John Bradley
* Bob Morgan
* Mary Hodder
* Kaliya Hamlin
* Chris Reynolds
* Paul Trevithick
* Dean Landsman
* Chris Allen

== Regrets ==
* Drummond Reed
* Don Thibeau
* Brett McDowell
* Mary Ruddy (need to leave early)

== Agenda ==

===0) Review of agenda ===
* Volunteer to take notes

===1) Status update reports===
1-3 minutes from each project:

* OpenID, ID-Media and ID Futures, Project VRM, DataPortability, OSIS, ID-Legal, Kids Online, IIW, User-Centric Health, Higgins, Claims-Agent, Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium,ICF

===2) Progress on IC3 and other infrastructure items===
* New Blog - see [http://identitycommons.org/ new look and feel in process]
* ICF and Directed donations

===3) New working group(s) in process===
* NSTIC
* Digital Death

===4) upcoming Events===
*May 3-5 [IIW http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ IIW registration]

== Minutes ==

=== Group Reports ===

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* Pre-RSA conversation
* Generating some more "of value" use cases in government context.
* There was a lot of interest from the vendor side.
* Similar model for future interops. Which of the summer events to organize around.
** Catalyst Conference
** Cloud ID Summit is an alternative.

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* organized around information cards initially.
* "Feature complete" on the shelf of history.
* Implies more work on the other protocols.

Claims Agent Group - Paul Trevithick
* Had Face-to-Face at ID Collab Day - Monday - weekly call. noon eastern
* Some money flowing to that work group - directed donation working, MSFT $ towards it.
* Who is participating in the group - based on the idea of an active client being optional, thus broadening the level of interest. Focused on e-Government Interactions, BC gov, Avoko working with UK Gov. U-Prove focused, claims stuff emerging out of OpenID might work with that.
* Relation to the work at Kantara eGov. no particular relationship.

OpenID - John Bradley
* Board meeting at RSA
* OpenID Summits - 6 of them.
** E-Commerce next week in California
** IIW
* Work on OpenID-ABC progressing. Wide public review at IIW.
* OAuth interdependencies.
* what is the relationship to UMA is being figured out.

Higgins Update - Paul Trevithick
* pure semantic web linked data
* active client is implemented as a browser plugin
* It won't work for certain use-cases
* using chrome the
* the goal is to align with OpenID-ABC

ProjectVRM - Dean Landsman
* Doc spoke at the IAB (Internet Advertising Buerau) was quoted and hash tagged like mad
* events are happening for the VRM community before and after IIW
* An asside that Dean brought up protocols are not a starting point of conversation - OAuth understanding is hard
* YuKon Day -> conversations with Drummond and

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium - Mary Hodder (chair)
* Submitted response to Dept. of Commerce Green Paper
* Submitted response to Do Not Track
* Getting the word out about the option - public and support and endorsement
* Working on white papers about the vision
* Published a summary of the Green Paper Responses.
* We are not creating a "new event" but rather going with IIW and the New Digital Economics event (April 7th)

IIW - Kaliya
* It is happening May 3-5 in Mountain View
* Yukon day is a thematic day - focused on VRM, PDE and business models, some folks are taking it upon themselves to invite VC's.

Digital Death Group
* Evan Caroll has agreed to put himself forward as the steward
* We had a happy hour this past week at the Personal Archiving Conference
* There is a "meet-up" officially at SXSW on March 14th.
* Digital Death Day is happening on May 6th at CHM (if we can raise the sponsorship)
* It has been in gestation for a while and is now read to go up for a vote to become an official working group.

NSTIC.US
* A collaboration between Kantara, IC and the eCitizen Foundation to support information resources about the strategy and IdM generally. Neither Dazza or Jay were on the call. It needs to go up for a vote shortly.

Chris Allen was on the call and resigned as the Steward for the Marketing Group.
The stewards on the call agreed to form an ad-hoc committee to work on messaging on the new site. The first call is noon pacific on Monday.

Several ideas about how to frame the community included "a clubhouse" for user-centric identity.

Stewards Council Telecom: 2011 March 2

2011-03-02T18:46:21Z

IdentityWoman: /* Minutes */

Stewards Council Telecon: 2011 FMarch 2 - call to start at 12:15 ET, 9:15 PT - 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#

Note this is our regularly scheduled time

== Attending ==
* Mary Ruddy
* John Bradley
* Bob Morgan
* Mary Hodder
* Kaliya Hamlin
* Chris Reynolds
* Paul Trevithick
* Dean Landsman
* Chris Allen

== Regrets ==
* Drummond Reed
* Don Thibeau
* Brett McDowell
* Mary Ruddy (need to leave early)

== Agenda ==

===0) Review of agenda ===
* Volunteer to take notes

===1) Status update reports===
1-3 minutes from each project:

* OpenID, ID-Media and ID Futures, Project VRM, DataPortability, OSIS, ID-Legal, Kids Online, IIW, User-Centric Health, Higgins, Claims-Agent, Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium,ICF

===2) Progress on IC3 and other infrastructure items===
* New Blog - see [http://identitycommons.org/ new look and feel in process]
* ICF and Directed donations

===3) New working group(s) in process===
* NSTIC
* Digital Death

===4) upcoming Events===
*May 3-5 [IIW http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ IIW registration]

== Minutes ==

=== Group Reports ===

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* Pre-RSA conversation
* Generating some more "of value" use cases in government context.
* There was a lot of interest from the vendor side.
* Similar model for future interops. Which of the summer events to organize around.
** Catalyst Conference
** Cloud ID Summit is an alternative.

OSIS - Bob Morgan
organized around information cards initially.
"Feature complete" on the shelf of history.
Implies more work on the other protocols.

Claims Agent Group - Paul Trevithick
* Had Face-to-Face at ID Collab Day - Monday - weekly call. noon eastern
* Some money flowing to that work group - directed donation working, MSFT $ towards it.
* Who is participating in the group - based on the idea of an active client being optional, thus broadening the level of interest. Focused on e-Government Interactions, BC gov, Avoko working with UK Gov. U-Prove focused, claims stuff emerging out of OpenID might work with that.
* Relation to the work at Kantara eGov. no particular relationship.

OpenID - John Bradley
* Board meeting at RSA
* OpenID Summits - 6 of them.
** E-Commerce next week in California
** IIW
* Work on OpenID-ABC progressing. Wide public review at IIW.
* OAuth interdependencies.
* what is the relationship to UMA is being figured out.

Higgins Update - Paul Trevithick
* pure semantic web linked data
* active client is implemented as a browser plugin
* It won't work for certain use-cases
* using chrome the
* the goal is to align with OpenID-ABC

ProjectVRM - Dean Landsman
* Doc spoke at the IAB (Internet Advertising Buerau) was quoted and hash tagged like mad
* events are happening for the VRM community before and after IIW
* An asside that Dean brought up protocols are not a starting point of conversation - OAuth understanding is hard
* YuKon Day -> conversations with Drummond and

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium - Mary Hodder (chair)
* Submitted response to Dept. of Commerce Green Paper
* Submitted response to Do Not Track
* Getting the word out about the option - public and support and endorsement
* Working on white papers about the vision
* Published a summary of the Green Paper Responses.
* We are not creating a "new event" but rather going with IIW and the New Digital Economics event (April 7th)

IIW - Kaliya
* It is happening May 3-5 in Mountain View
* Yukon day is a thematic day - focused on VRM, PDE and business models, some folks are taking it upon themselves to invite VC's.

Digital Death Group
* Evan Caroll has agreed to put himself forward as the steward
* We had a happy hour this past week at the Personal Archiving Conference
* There is a "meet-up" officially at SXSW on March 14th.
* Digital Death Day is happening on May 6th at CHM (if we can raise the sponsorship)
* It has been in gestation for a while and is now read to go up for a vote to become an official working group.

NSTIC.US
* A collaboration between Kantara, IC and the eCitizen Foundation to support information resources about the strategy and IdM generally. Neither Dazza or Jay were on the call. It needs to go up for a vote shortly.

Chris Allen was on the call and resigned as the Steward for the Marketing Group.
The stewards on the call agreed to form an ad-hoc committee to work on messaging on the new site. The first call is noon pacific on Monday.

Several ideas about how to frame the community included "a clubhouse" for user-centric identity.

Stewards Council Telecom: 2011 March 2

2011-03-02T18:45:56Z

IdentityWoman: /* Minutes */

Stewards Council Telecon: 2011 FMarch 2 - call to start at 12:15 ET, 9:15 PT - 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#

Note this is our regularly scheduled time

== Attending ==
* Mary Ruddy
* John Bradley
* Bob Morgan
* Mary Hodder
* Kaliya Hamlin
* Chris Reynolds
* Paul Trevithick
* Dean Landsman
* Chris Allen

== Regrets ==
* Drummond Reed
* Don Thibeau
* Brett McDowell
* Mary Ruddy (need to leave early)

== Agenda ==

===0) Review of agenda ===
* Volunteer to take notes

===1) Status update reports===
1-3 minutes from each project:

* OpenID, ID-Media and ID Futures, Project VRM, DataPortability, OSIS, ID-Legal, Kids Online, IIW, User-Centric Health, Higgins, Claims-Agent, Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium,ICF

===2) Progress on IC3 and other infrastructure items===
* New Blog - see [http://identitycommons.org/ new look and feel in process]
* ICF and Directed donations

===3) New working group(s) in process===
* NSTIC
* Digital Death

===4) upcoming Events===
*May 3-5 [IIW http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/ IIW registration]

== Minutes ==

OSIS - Bob Morgan
* Pre-RSA conversation
* Generating some more "of value" use cases in government context.
* There was a lot of interest from the vendor side.
* Similar model for future interops. Which of the summer events to organize around.
** Catalyst Conference
** Cloud ID Summit is an alternative.

OSIS - Bob Morgan
organized around information cards initially.
"Feature complete" on the shelf of history.
Implies more work on the other protocols.

Claims Agent Group - Paul Trevithick
* Had Face-to-Face at ID Collab Day - Monday - weekly call. noon eastern
* Some money flowing to that work group - directed donation working, MSFT $ towards it.
* Who is participating in the group - based on the idea of an active client being optional, thus broadening the level of interest. Focused on e-Government Interactions, BC gov, Avoko working with UK Gov. U-Prove focused, claims stuff emerging out of OpenID might work with that.
* Relation to the work at Kantara eGov. no particular relationship.

OpenID - John Bradley
* Board meeting at RSA
* OpenID Summits - 6 of them.
** E-Commerce next week in California
** IIW
* Work on OpenID-ABC progressing. Wide public review at IIW.
* OAuth interdependencies.
* what is the relationship to UMA is being figured out.

Higgins Update - Paul Trevithick
* pure semantic web linked data
* active client is implemented as a browser plugin
* It won't work for certain use-cases
* using chrome the
* the goal is to align with OpenID-ABC

ProjectVRM - Dean Landsman
* Doc spoke at the IAB (Internet Advertising Buerau) was quoted and hash tagged like mad
* events are happening for the VRM community before and after IIW
* An asside that Dean brought up protocols are not a starting point of conversation - OAuth understanding is hard
* YuKon Day -> conversations with Drummond and

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium - Mary Hodder (chair)
* Submitted response to Dept. of Commerce Green Paper
* Submitted response to Do Not Track
* Getting the word out about the option - public and support and endorsement
* Working on white papers about the vision
* Published a summary of the Green Paper Responses.
* We are not creating a "new event" but rather going with IIW and the New Digital Economics event (April 7th)

IIW - Kaliya
* It is happening May 3-5 in Mountain View
* Yukon day is a thematic day - focused on VRM, PDE and business models, some folks are taking it upon themselves to invite VC's.

Digital Death Group
* Evan Caroll has agreed to put himself forward as the steward
* We had a happy hour this past week at the Personal Archiving Conference
* There is a "meet-up" officially at SXSW on March 14th.
* Digital Death Day is happening on May 6th at CHM (if we can raise the sponsorship)
* It has been in gestation for a while and is now read to go up for a vote to become an official working group.

NSTIC.US
* A collaboration between Kantara, IC and the eCitizen Foundation to support information resources about the strategy and IdM generally. Neither Dazza or Jay were on the call. It needs to go up for a vote shortly.

Chris Allen was on the call and resigned as the Steward for the Marketing Group.
The stewards on the call agreed to form an ad-hoc committee to work on messaging on the new site. The first call is noon pacific on Monday.

Several ideas about how to frame the community included "a clubhouse" for user-centric identity.

Stewards Council Telecom: 2011 March 2

2011-03-02T18:44:56Z

IdentityWoman: /* Attending */

Federated Social Web Charter

2011-02-25T08:58:42Z

IdentityWoman: Created page with '=== Name === Federated Social Web === Purpose === ''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of Identity Common...'

=== Name ===

Federated Social Web

=== Purpose ===

''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of Identity Commons itself -- see the PurposeAndPrinciples. Note that the purpose of the working group must be consistent with the overall purpose of Identity Commons.''

=== Principles ===

''Every working group 'inherits' the general principles of Identity Commons itself -- see [[Purpose And Principles]]. 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. Note that these working-group-specific principles cannot be in conflict with the general Identity Commons [[Purpose And Principles]]. If there are no working-group specific principles, just say, "This working group will operate by the Identity Commons principles."''

=== Practices ===

''This section should answer the question: How does the working group go about doing its work together?''

''Specifically, this section must state the tools/means by which the group will collaborate, i.e., it will use Identity Commons-hosted mailing lists and wiki resources, or it will use Yahoo Groups/Google Groups/other collaboration tools.''

Examples:
* A group that promotes interoperability of a technology may use Google Groups for mailing and document collaboration, host periodic interoperability events, and have a practice of publicly publishing the results.
* A group might state that it uses public Identity Commons-hosted mailing list and all its meeting notes must be publically published on posts to that list.
* A group might state that it is an open source foundation with annual dues-paying members and all its work will be on a dedicated public wiki.
* A group that hosts community events for which it charges fees to cover costs might have a practice that it contributes 15% of money it earns to general operating costs of Identity Commons.

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state its requirements for participation, if any. It must also provide explicit instructions for how to join the working group.''

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state any licenses and/or restrictions that may exist for the usage of its work product.''

=== Current Deliverables and Milestones ===

''List any deliverables planned or proposed by the working group together with the current proposed schedule/milestones.''

=== Current Meeting Schedule ===

''List any regular calls or meetings, if any, plus any special upcoming meetings.''

=== Current Membership ===

''Directly list current participants and participant categories (if any), and keep updated as membership evolves. Or, if the working group is already a formal organization or otherwise maintains its own Web-accessible directory of members, provide a link to that directory.''

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

''List the active and alternative SC representatives. Describe how reps and alternates are chosen.''

=== Current Links ===

''List links to all Web-accessible resources, i.e., the working group's own wiki front page, website, mailing lists, or other repositories.''

=== 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.

Working Groups

2011-02-25T08:56:27Z

IdentityWoman: /* 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}}

|-
|Information Sharing Workgroup
|[[Information Sharing Workgroup Charter]]
|[http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/infosharing/Home] this group is Kantara Work Group.
| Joe Andrieu
|-
|NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter
|[[NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter]]
|[[NSTIC]]
| Jay Unger
|-
|WebID
|[[Web ID Charter]]
|[]
|Henry Story
|-

|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]]
| Evan Caroll?
|-
|Volunteered Personal Information
| [[VPI Charter]]
|[http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/WGUDIP/Home;jsessionid=6950403F4ADE9C903428E4FA9F7EA40E VPI Sig]
|Iain or Mark
|-
|Federated Social Web
|[[Federated Social Web Charter]]
|[http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/federatedsocialweb/ Federated Social Web at W3C]
| Evan Prodomo
|-

| 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]]

Web ID Charter

2011-02-24T06:05:54Z

IdentityWoman: Created page with ' === Name === WebID Working Group === Purpose === ''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of Identity Common...'

=== Name ===

WebID Working Group

=== Purpose ===

''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of Identity Commons itself -- see the PurposeAndPrinciples. Note that the purpose of the working group must be consistent with the overall purpose of Identity Commons.''

=== Principles ===

''Every working group 'inherits' the general principles of Identity Commons itself -- see [[Purpose And Principles]]. 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. Note that these working-group-specific principles cannot be in conflict with the general Identity Commons [[Purpose And Principles]]. If there are no working-group specific principles, just say, "This working group will operate by the Identity Commons principles."''

=== Practices ===

''This section should answer the question: How does the working group go about doing its work together?''

''Specifically, this section must state the tools/means by which the group will collaborate, i.e., it will use Identity Commons-hosted mailing lists and wiki resources, or it will use Yahoo Groups/Google Groups/other collaboration tools.''

Examples:
* A group that promotes interoperability of a technology may use Google Groups for mailing and document collaboration, host periodic interoperability events, and have a practice of publicly publishing the results.
* A group might state that it uses public Identity Commons-hosted mailing list and all its meeting notes must be publically published on posts to that list.
* A group might state that it is an open source foundation with annual dues-paying members and all its work will be on a dedicated public wiki.
* A group that hosts community events for which it charges fees to cover costs might have a practice that it contributes 15% of money it earns to general operating costs of Identity Commons.

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state its requirements for participation, if any. It must also provide explicit instructions for how to join the working group.'' Working group participants must read the Identity Commons ByLaws and Articles of Incorporation. Participation in a working group is agreement to abide by the ByLaws and Articles of Incorporationn

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state any licenses and/or restrictions that may exist for the usage of its work product.''

=== Current Deliverables and Milestones ===

''List any deliverables planned or proposed by the working group together with the current proposed schedule/milestones.''

=== Current Meeting Schedule ===

''List any regular calls or meetings, if any, plus any special upcoming meetings.''

=== Current Membership ===

''Directly list current participants and participant categories (if any), and keep updated as membership evolves. Or, if the working group is already a formal organization or otherwise maintains its own Web-accessible directory of members, provide a link to that directory.''

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

''List the active and alternative SC representatives. Describe how reps and alternates are chosen.''

=== Current Links ===

''List links to all Web-accessible resources, i.e., the working group's own wiki front page, website, mailing lists, or other repositories.''

=== 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.

Information Sharing Workgroup Charter

2011-02-24T06:05:21Z

IdentityWoman: Created page with ' === Name === Information Sharing Working Group === Purpose === ''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of I...'

=== Name ===

Information Sharing Working Group

=== Purpose ===

''This should be a concise summary of the purpose of the working group, similar in function to the summary of Identity Commons itself -- see the PurposeAndPrinciples. Note that the purpose of the working group must be consistent with the overall purpose of Identity Commons.''

=== Principles ===

''Every working group 'inherits' the general principles of Identity Commons itself -- see [[Purpose And Principles]]. 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. Note that these working-group-specific principles cannot be in conflict with the general Identity Commons [[Purpose And Principles]]. If there are no working-group specific principles, just say, "This working group will operate by the Identity Commons principles."''

=== Practices ===

''This section should answer the question: How does the working group go about doing its work together?''

''Specifically, this section must state the tools/means by which the group will collaborate, i.e., it will use Identity Commons-hosted mailing lists and wiki resources, or it will use Yahoo Groups/Google Groups/other collaboration tools.''

Examples:
* A group that promotes interoperability of a technology may use Google Groups for mailing and document collaboration, host periodic interoperability events, and have a practice of publicly publishing the results.
* A group might state that it uses public Identity Commons-hosted mailing list and all its meeting notes must be publically published on posts to that list.
* A group might state that it is an open source foundation with annual dues-paying members and all its work will be on a dedicated public wiki.
* A group that hosts community events for which it charges fees to cover costs might have a practice that it contributes 15% of money it earns to general operating costs of Identity Commons.

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state its requirements for participation, if any. It must also provide explicit instructions for how to join the working group.'' Working group participants must read the Identity Commons ByLaws and Articles of Incorporation. Participation in a working group is agreement to abide by the ByLaws and Articles of Incorporationn

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

''Each working group is required by the [[Purpose And Principles]] to state any licenses and/or restrictions that may exist for the usage of its work product.''

=== Current Deliverables and Milestones ===

''List any deliverables planned or proposed by the working group together with the current proposed schedule/milestones.''

=== Current Meeting Schedule ===

''List any regular calls or meetings, if any, plus any special upcoming meetings.''

=== Current Membership ===

''Directly list current participants and participant categories (if any), and keep updated as membership evolves. Or, if the working group is already a formal organization or otherwise maintains its own Web-accessible directory of members, provide a link to that directory.''

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

''List the active and alternative SC representatives. Describe how reps and alternates are chosen.''

=== Current Links ===

''List links to all Web-accessible resources, i.e., the working group's own wiki front page, website, mailing lists, or other repositories.''

=== 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.

Working Groups

2011-02-24T06:02:39Z

IdentityWoman: /* 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}}

|-
|Information Sharing Workgroup
|[[Information Sharing Workgroup Charter]]
|[http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/infosharing/Home] this group is Kantara Work Group.
| Joe Andrieu
|-
|NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter
|[[NSTIC Community Discussion Group Charter]]
|[[NSTIC]]
| Jay Unger
|-
|WebID
|[[Web ID Charter]]
|[]
|Henry Story
|-

|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]]

Working Groups

2011-02-24T06:00:29Z

IdentityWoman: /* 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).

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|Identity Gang || [[Identity Gang Charter]] || [[Identity Gang]] || Paul Trevithick
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| Newbies4Newbies || [[Newbies4Newbies Charter]] || [[Newbies4Newbies]] || Chris Reynolds
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|Internet Identity Workshop || [[Internet Identity Workshop Charter]] || http://iiw.idcommons.net || Kaliya Hamlin
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|Photo Group || [[Photo Group Charter]] || [[Photo Group]] || Pam Dingle
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| ID-Legal Collaboration || [[ID-Legal Charter]] || [[ID-Legal]] || Lucy Lynch
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|Kids Online || [[Kids Online Charter]] || [[Kids Online]] || Denise Tayloe
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| Givotovsky's "New Digital Deal" Project || [[Givotovsky Charter]] || || Brett McDowell
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{{WGSection|name=Technology}}
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|OSIS || [[OsisCharter|OSIS Charter]] ||[http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php/OSIS OSIS now on IdCommons.net] || Bob Morgan
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|OpenID || [[OpenID Charter]] || http://www.openid.net || David Recordon
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|Identity Schemas || [[Identity Schemas Charter]] || [[Identity Schemas]] || Paul Trevithick
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|Higgins Project || [[Higgins Project Charter]] || http://higgins-project.org || Mary Ruddy
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|SAML Commons || [[SAML Commons Charter]] || || Peter Davis
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|XDI Commons || [[XDI Commons Charter]] || || Drummond Reed
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|Pamela Project || [[Pamela Project Charter]] || http://www.pamelaproject.com || Pamela Dingle
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|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
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{{WGSection|name=Social Agreements, Policy}}
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|XDI.org || [[XDI Org Charter]] || http://www.xdi.org || Bill Washburn

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

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

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|DataPortability || [[DataPortablity Charter]] || [http://www.dataportability.org Data Portability Website] || Elias Bizannes
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|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}}
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||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.

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| ??
| [[??]]
| [?? Website]
|??
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=== Under Development ===
The following groups are ideas that people have for groups they are not ready for a vote:

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|Information Sharing Workgroup
|[[Information Sharing Workgroup Charter]]
|[http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/infosharing/Home]
| Joe Andrieu
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|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
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| 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
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|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]]
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|UDI || [[UDI Charter]] || [[UDI]]
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|Data Sharing || [[DataSharing Charter]] || http://www.datasharingsummit.com
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|Usability of Identity Systems || [[Usability Charter]] || [[User-Centric Usability]]
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|Inclusive Initiatives || [[Inclusive Initiatives Charter]] || [[Inclusive Initiatives]]
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|Bandit Project || [[Bandit Project Charter]] || http://bandit-project.org
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| 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.
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|Identity Commons Collaborative Tools || [[IC Collaborative Tools Charter]] || [[IC Collaborative Tools]] || Eugene Eric Kim
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|Standards Gang || [[Standards Gang Charter]] || || Dick Hardt
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|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]]
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|Enterprise Positioning ||[[Enterprise Positioning Charter]] || [[Enterprise Positioning]] || Gary Ardito
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|Identity Rights Agreements || [[Identity Rights Agreements Charter]] || [[Identity Rights Agreements]] || Fen Labalme
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|I-Broker Commons || [[Ibroker Commons Charter]] || || Owen Davis
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|Identity Futures Group || [[IdFutures Charter]] || [[Identity Futures]] || Nicholas Givotovsky
|-

|}
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= 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]]

Privacy Green Paper Response

2011-01-27T17:05:27Z

IdentityWoman:

Advice on Current situation: They're in a huge rush to get this turned around

Advice About Writing:
*Be clear - a lackey is reading and summarizing points
* Keep it short - don't try to answer all the questions they ask, just the ones you care about
* When you're writing, make each point in a heading, so that if you took out the text it'd still be there
* Careful about tech mandates (ie, OAuth)

MAIN POINTS:
That companies who have transactional data with people - should be mandated to make available with one click authentication to support people getting access/linking their records together.

Today if you look at the steps you have to go through to get your own records now it is like 6-12 hard steps you have to do manually each month or something.

Dear Secretary Locke,

We are submitting these comments in response to the December 2010 Commerce Department Privacy Green Paper.

We represent a community of end-user advocates and technology innovators focused on individual rights and access to their own personal data and the business and innovation opportunity this new user-management and control offers.

First we should outline where we are coming from and then we will comment on how this future looking view informs our response to the Green Paper and questions for further comment.

'''Personal Data Storage and Services'''
A Middle Way between Do Not Track and Business as Usual Stalking

There is a way to deal with users' personal data that most have not yet explored. It sits between the two extremes of a familiar spectrum.

On one end, “Do not track” using technology and a legal mandate to prevent any data collection. In this scenario cross site behavioral targeting is stopped because users signal they do not want any information to be collected about them as they move about the web. The economic value the advertiser was getting through higher click thought rates by providing more relevant ads is eliminated and sites that get revenue from ads potentially have their revenue base reduced. The economic value of the data is not captured by the end-user or the media/advertising/data aggregating complex.

And on the other end, “Business as usual” leaving the door open for ever more “innovative” pervasive and intrusive data collection and cross referencing for behavioral targeting developing profiles - digital dossiers of billions of people based on IP addresses, device identification, e-mail address etc. It is highly invasive of people’s privacy linking their activities across contexts they wish to keep separate. Material decisions about peoples lives are beginning to be made on such data and they are not aware of it. Economic value is derived but at the expense of the basic dignity and privacy rights of the individual.

Personal data storage services are emerging representing a middle way that provides greater choice and control to the individual along AND greater economic value to businesses.

These allow individuals to collect their own personal data to manage it and then give permissioned access to their digital footprint to the business and services they choose—businesses they trust to provide better customization, more relevant search results, and real value for the user from their data.

Over the last year activity in this space has grown tremendously. In this emerging field of innovation we have identified over ten startups, at least three open source projects, several technical standards efforts in recognized ISO’s along with companies in the web, mobile, entertainment and banking industries considering this model.

One of the most important things about this emerging space is that has active business development both in the United States and across Europe as this model fits with privacy norms and practices in Europe. This model offers the possibility for achieving global interoperability one of the key goals articulated by the commerce department for this forthcoming set of policies and regulations.

'''People are the Only Ethical Integration Point for Disparate Data Sets'''

Today the personal data ecosystem in which almost everyone unknowingly participates. People emit information about themselves, activities and intentions, in various digital forms. It is collected by a wide range of institutions and businesses with which people interact directly; then it is assembled by data brokers and sold to data users. This chain of activity happens with almost no participation or awareness on the part of the data subject - the individual.

We believe that the individual is the only ethical integration point for the vast range disparate data sets that give a comprehensive picture of the individual.

This list of data types was put together by Marc Davis for the World Economic Forum Re-Thinking Personal Data event in June of 2010. It highlights the vast range of datasets that an individual might have about them in some digital form in some database somewhere.

'''Identity and Relationships'''
* Identity (IDs, User Names, Email Addresses, Phone Numbers, Nicknames, Passwords, Personas)
* Demographic Data (Age, Sex, Addresses, Education, Work History, Resume)
* Interests (Declared Interests, Likes, Favorites, Tags, Preferences, Settings)
* Personal Devices (Device IDs, IP Addresses, Bluetooth IDs, SSIDs, SIMs, IMEIs, etc.)
* Relationships (Address Book Contacts, Communications Contacts, Social Network Relationships, Family * Relationships and Genealogy, Group Memberships, Call Logs, Messaging Logs)

'''Context'''
* Location (Current Location, Past Locations, Planned Future Locations)
* People (Copresent and Interacted with People in the World and on the Web)
* Objects (Copresent and Interacted with Real World Objects)
* Events (Calendar Data, Event Data from Web Services)

'''Activity'''
* Browser Activity (Clicks, Keystrokes, Sites Visited, Queries, Bookmarks)
* Client Applications and OS Activity (Clicks, Keystrokes, Applications, OS Functions)
* Real World Activity (Eating, Drinking, Driving, Shopping, Sleeping, etc.)

'''Communications'''
* Text (SMS, IM, Email, Attachments, Direct Messages, Status Text, Shared Bookmarks, Shared Links Comments, Blog Posts, Documents)
* Speech (Voice Calls, Voice Mail)
* Social Media (Photos, Videos, Streamed Video, Podcasts, Produced Music, Software)
* Presence (Communication Availability and Channels)

'''Content'''
* Private Documents (Word Processing Documents, Spreadsheets, Project Plans, Presentations, etc.)
* Consumed Media (Books, Photos, Videos, Music, Podcasts, Audiobooks, Games, Software)
* Financial Data
* Financial Data (Income, Expenses, Transactions, Accounts, Assets, Liabilities, Insurance, Corporations, Taxes, Credit Rating)
* Digital Records of Physical Goods (Real Estate, Vehicles, Personal Effects)
* Virtual Goods (Objects, Gifts, Currencies)

'''Health Data'''
* Health Care Data (Prescriptions, Medical Records, Genetic Code, Medical Device Data Logs)
* Health Insurance Data (Claims, Payments, Coverage)

'''Other Institutional Data'''
* Governmental Data (Legal Names, Records of Birth, Marriage, Divorce, Death, Law Enforcement Records, Military Service)
* Academic Data (Exams, Student Projects, Transcripts, Degrees)
* Employer Data (Reviews, Actions, Promotions)

'''Service Providers Must Work For the End-User'''
Much like most people do not host their own e-mail servers or websites on servers in their basesments. Most individuals will not have the technical skill or desire to actually manage the collection, integration, analysis, permission management and other services needed to derive value from their data.

Individuals need to trust that the service providers in this space are working on their behalf. Overall market models need to emerge that support the Personal Data Store Service Provider’s making money while working on behalf. The Personal Data Ecosystem Collaborative Consortium has a Value Network Mapping and Analysis project to outline this model and is raising money to do it.

'''Personal Data is like Personal Money'''
Individuals must be able move data between service providers just like today they can move money between banks and it retains its value.

End-User choice and the right to move data from one service provider to another is key. Just like our money does not become “worthless” when we move it from one bank to another the same needs to hold true for individual’s data.

'''Consumers need to be able to to Collect and Aggregate Their Data from Product and Service providers'''
For this Personal Data Ecosystem and Economy to emerge it is essential that consumers have easy access to their data from the providers they do business with. The steps involved in getting data out of services is tedious and onerous. Several real examples of tedious multi-step processes.

If export is available it is often not machine readable. The steps must be repeated monthly as statements are issued.

There is no reason for this simple Open Standards like OAuth allow for account linking without the dangerous practice of giving a user-name and password to one of the service providers.

Another reason this feature is important is that services disappear and along with it user data and digital assets (like photographs), users create content and generate data in the usage of sites and they should be able to easily export this from sites.

''The commerce department could mandate that companies who have data from people usage of their services be mandated to make available with one click authentication to support people getting access and being able link their records together. ''

'''Create a Level Playing Field around Data Aggregation and Services'''
Which companies can do what with what kinds of data?

Today the regulatory patchwork around data protection means that different kinds of data are treated differently and it affects how different industries can compete.

For example Google and Facebook have vast collections of data about individuals - from their activities on their sites, what they click on, who they know, what they search for, where they go etc. They analyze these data sets and then provide relevant ads based on their activities.

Today with mobile devices connected to the web mobile carriers collect a very similar set of data - where an individual goes, who they call and text, where they go to on the web. They are regulatory prohibited from using this data in the same way that Google and Facebook do.

A model where individuals choose a core data service provider where they collect and aggregate their data in a “data bank” and then choose from a variety of 3rd and 4th party service providers to give them services based on that data creates enormous market and business opportunity and spurs competition.

'''Individuals Should be able to Keep their Data for a Lifetime'''
What if the individual could choose to retain all the information they wanted for as long as they wanted? This is a graph that Marc Davis has publicly presented to explain today's current data environment and a future where people are in control.

The red dot shows us what’s happening today: –some data aggregators are necessarily self-regulating by limiting the amount of time they keep data, and governments are limiting data retention and anonymization practices.

The green dot shows us what WOULD happen if people were given the capacity to store and manage their own data – if they could keep as much data as they wanted for as long as they wanted. Digital footprints of a lifetime could be shared with future generations.

In a user-centric model where the individual can aggregate information about themselves, new classes of services – more specific to the individual, based on data accessed with user permission, can emerge.

The foundation of this eco-system is personal data storage services that are totally under the control of the individual. These new data service providers can be more viable if individuals can have simple ways to link their accounts together.

'''The model presented above, a Personal Data Ecosystem where indiviuals are in control of their own data aligns with the interests of all the stakeholders the Commerce department is seeking to balance.
'''
'''Companies who collect personal data win:''' by sharing and synchronizing with people’s personal data stores, companies get more accurate information. New services can be offered on data sets, including data not previously permitted for use or access when providing services (telephone log records or mobile geolocation data, for example).

'''People win:''' by collecting, managing, and authorizing access to their own personal data, thereby increasing their trust and use of digital realms. This empowers people to work together in communities and groups more efficiently and effectively.

'''Regulators, advocates, and legislators win:''' by protecting people with new frameworks that also encourage innovation and new business opportunities.

'''Response to Questions'''

1. The Task Force recommends adoption of a baseline commercial
data privacy framework built on an expanded set of Fair
Information Practice Principles (FIPPs).

a. Should baseline commercial data privacy principles, such as
comprehensive FIPPs, be enacted by statute or through other
formal means to address how current privacy law is
enforced?

b. How should baseline privacy principles be enforced? Should
they be enforced by non-governmental entities in addition to
being the basis for FTC enforcement actions?

c. As policymakers consider baseline commercial data privacy
legislation, should they seek to grant the FTC the authority to
issue more detailed rules? What criteria are useful for
deciding which FIPPs require further specification through
rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act?

d. Should baseline commercial data privacy legislation include a
private right of action?

2. To meet the unique challenges of information intensive
environments, FIPPs regarding enhancing transparency;
encouraging greater detail in purpose specifications and use
limitations; and fostering the development of verifiable evaluation
and accountability should receive high priority.

a. What is the best way of promoting transparency so as to
promote informed choices? The Task Force is especially
interested in comments that address the benefits and
drawbacks of legislative, regulatory, and voluntary private
sector approaches to promoting transparency.

b. What incentives could be provided to encourage the
development and adoption of practical mechanisms to
protect consumer privacy, such as PIAs, to bring about
clearer descriptions of an organization’s data collection, use,
and disclosure practices?

c. What are the elements of a meaningful PIA in the commercial
context? Who should define these elements?

d. What processes and information would be useful to assess
whether PIAs are effective in helping companies to identify,
evaluate, and address commercial data privacy issues?

e. Should there be a requirement to publish PIAs in a
standardized and/or machine-readable format? f. What are consumers’ and companies’ experiences with
systems that display information about companies’ privacy
practices in contexts other than privacy policies?

g. What are the relative advantages and disadvantages of
different transparency-enhancing techniques in an online
world that typically involves multiple sources being
presented through a single user interface?

h. Do these (dis)advantages change when one considers the
increasing use of devices with more limited user interface
options?

i. Are purpose specifications a necessary or important method
for protecting commercial privacy?

j. Currently, how common are purpose specification clauses in
commercial privacy policies?

k. Do industry best practices concerning purpose specification
and use limitations exist? If not, how could their
development be encouraged?

l. What incentives could be provided to encourage companies
to state clear, specific purposes for using personal
information?

m. How should purpose specifications be implemented and
enforced?

n. How can purpose specifications and use limitations be
changed to meet changing circumstances?

o. Who should be responsible for demonstrating that a private
sector organization’s data use is consistent with its
obligations? What steps should be taken if inconsistencies
are found?

p. Are technologies available to allow consumers to verify that
their personal information is used in ways that are consistent
with their expectations?

q. Are technologies available to help companies monitor their
data use, to support internal accountability mechanisms?

r. How should performance against stated policies and
practices be assessed?

s. What incentives could be provided to encourage companies
to adopt technologies that would facilitate audits of
information use against the company’s stated purposes and
use limitations?

3. Voluntary, enforceable codes of conduct should address emerging
technologies and issues not covered by current application of
baseline FIPPs. To encourage the development of such codes, the
Administration should consider a variety of options, including (a)
public statements of Administration support; (b) stepped up FTC enforcement; and (c) legislation that would create a safe harbor for
companies that adhere to appropriate voluntary, enforceable codes
of conduct that have been developed through open, multi-
stakeholder processes.

4. Using existing resources, the Commerce Department should
establish a Privacy Policy Office (PPO) to serve as a center of
commercial data privacy expertise. The proposed PPO would have
the authority to convene multi-stakeholder discussions of
commercial data privacy implementation models, best practices,
codes of conduct, and other areas that would benefit from bringing
stakeholders together; and it would work in concert with the
Executive Office of the President as the Administration’s lead on
international outreach on commercial data privacy policy. The PPO
would be a peer of other Administration offices and components
that have data privacy responsibilities; but, because the PPO would
focus solely on commercial data privacy, its functions would not
overlap with existing Administration offices. Nor would the PPO
would have any enforcement authority.

a. Should the FTC be given rulemaking authority triggered by
failure of a multi-stakeholder process to produce a voluntary
enforceable code within a specified time period?

b. How can the Commerce Department best encourage the
discussion and development of technologies such as “Do Not
Track”?

c. Under what circumstances should the PPO recommend to the
Administration that new policies are needed to address
failure by a multi-stakeholder process to produce an
approved code of conduct?

d. How can cooperation be fostered between the National
Association of Attorneys General, or similar entities, and the
PPO?

5. The FTC should remain the lead consumer privacy enforcement
agency for the U.S. Government.

a. Do FIPPs require further regulatory elaboration to enforce, or
are they sufficient on their own?

b. What should be the scope of FTC rulemaking authority?

c. Should FIPPs be considered an independent basis for FTC
enforcement, or should FTC privacy investigations still be
conducted under Federal Trade Commission Act Section 5
“unfair and deceptive” jurisdiction, buttressed by the explicit
articulation of the FIPPs? d. Should non-governmental entities supplement FTC
enforcement of voluntary codes?

e. At what point in the development of a voluntary, enforceable
code of conduct should the FTC review it for approval?
Potential options include providing an ex ante “seal of
approval,” delaying approval until the code is in use for a
specific amount of time, and delaying approval until
enforcement action is taken against the code.

f. What steps or conditions are necessary to make a company’s
commitment to follow a code of conduct enforceable?

6. The U.S. government should continue to work toward increased
cooperation among privacy enforcement authorities around the
world and develop a framework for mutual recognition of other
countries’ commercial data privacy frameworks. The United States
should also continue to support the APEC Data Privacy Pathfinder
project as a model for the kinds of principles that could be
adopted by groups of countries with common values but
sometimes diverging privacy legal frameworks.

7. Consideration should be given to a comprehensive commercial data
security breach framework for electronic records that includes
notification provisions, encourages companies to implement strict
data security protocols, and allows States to build upon the
framework in limited ways. Such a framework should track the
effective protections that have emerged from State security breach
notification laws and policies.

What factors should breach notification be predicated upon
(e.g., a risk assessment of the potential harm from the
breach, a specific threshold such as number of records, etc.)?

8. A baseline commercial data privacy framework should not conflict
with the strong sectoral laws and policies that already provide
important protections to Americans, but rather should act in
concert with these protections.

Are there lessons from sector-specific commercial data
privacy laws—their development, their contents, or their
enforcement—that could inform general U.S. commercial
data privacy policy?

9. Any new Federal privacy framework should seek to balance the
desire to create uniformity and predictability across State
jurisdictions with the desire to permit States the freedom to
protect consumers and to regulate new concerns that arise from
emerging technologies, should those developments create the need
for additional protection under Federal law.

a. Should a preemption provision of national FIPPs-based
commercial data privacy policy be narrowly tailored to apply
to specific practices or subject matters, leaving States free to
regulate new concerns that arise from emerging
technologies? Or should national policy, in the case of
legislation, contain a broad preemption provision?

b. How could a preemption provision ensure that Federal law is
no less protective than existing State laws? What are useful
criteria for comparatively assessing how protective different
laws are?

c. To what extent should State Attorneys General be
empowered to enforce national FIPPs-based commercial data
privacy legislation?

d. Should national FIPPs-based commercial data privacy
legislation preempt State unfair and deceptive trade practices
laws?

10. The Administration should review the Electronic Communications
Privacy Act (ECPA), with a view to addressing privacy protection in
cloud computing and location-based services. A goal of this effort
should be to ensure that, as technology and market conditions
change, ECPA continues to appropriately protect individuals’
expectations of privacy and effectively punish unlawful access to
and disclosure of consumer data.

a. The Task Force seeks case studies and statistics that provide
evidence of concern—or comments explaining why concerns
are unwarranted—about cloud computing data privacy and
security in the commercial context. We also seek data that
link any such concerns to decisions to adopt, or refrain from
adopting, cloud computing services.

b. The Task Force also seeks input on whether the current legal
protections for transactional information and location
information raise questions about what privacy expectations
are reasonable and whether additional protections should be
mandated by law. The Task Force also invites comments that
discuss whether privacy protections for access to location
information need clarification in order to facilitate the
development, deployment and widespread adoption of new
location-based services.

c. The Task Force seeks information from the law enforcement
community regarding the use of ECPA today and how
investigations might be affected by proposed amendments to
ECPA’s provisions.

Privacy Green Paper Response

2011-01-26T04:24:03Z

IdentityWoman: Created page with 'Advice on Current situation: They're in a huge rush to get this turned around Advice About Writing: *Be clear - a lackey is reading and summarizing points * Keep it short - do...'

Personal Data Ecosystem

2011-01-26T04:23:22Z

IdentityWoman:

The main website for the Personal Data Ecosystem is here http://www.personaldataecosystem.org

[[Privacy Green Paper Response]]

We are using this space for tracking community activity and doing things that are better done on wiki's then blogs.

We (Aldo and Kaliya) are launching a podcast to cover the people, companies, organizations and emerging projects in this space. Here is a list of people we see as potential guests. We invite others to contribute to the list.

Episode 1: Kaliya Hamlin and Aldo Castaneda

Episode 2: TBD

Potential Guests:
* Startups in the space, Trust Fabric, Switch Book, Paoga, Innopay, Edentity, Mint, Statz, Poyozo, backupfiy, pachube, grphlin
* MyDex Team members: Ian Henderson, William Heath, David Alexander
* Azigo: Paul Trevithick, Tom
* Project Danube: Markus Sabadello
* XDI: Drummond Reed
* Project Nori: Joe Johnston
* World Economic Forum: Rico Oloya, William Hoffman
* Project VRM: Doc Searls, Joyce Searls, Rene Lloyd
* ID-Legal: Scott David
* Microsoft: Marc Davis
* Google: Rohit Khare, Joseph Smarr, Chris Messina
* Mike Ozburn
* Telco 2.0: Philip and Simon
* UMA: Eve Maler
* David Recordon
* Health Care side of things Brian Belendorf, Adrian Gropper
* Data Aggregator Companies
* Law Lab: John Clippinger
* OIX: Don Thibeau
* Personal Info Could: Thomas Vander Wal
* Phone Companies providing PDS services
* User Experience: Mary Hodder
* Visionary: Marc Canter
* Data Portability Folks: Phil Wolf, Steven Greenburg, Daniela Barbosa, Elias Bizannes
* Higgins Project: Mary Ruddy
* Nat Sakamura

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T10:16:40Z

IdentityWoman: /* Late January 2011 Call */

='''Late January 2011 Call'''=

Date TBD - Doodle poll link -

== Agenda Items ==

=== Action items from last call ===
* Kaliya & Evan complete survey
** Subsequently we as a community have to figure out where to distribute

* Kaliya find SXSW booth costs
** Outline how sharing booth could work $ wise
* Kaliya to work with blog expert to get the blog reader sharing to work with wordpress
** Community willing to share work of updating it - once set up we need to figure out schedule
* Look at date windows for NA conf - maybe via doodle poll? with weeks from like end of April -> June

Tabled - ID commons charter

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
** Talk about plan to distribute survey

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine
** FreshAir
** WOW!
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.
* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event

* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
+
-
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
+
-
Jennifer in SF 
+
-
Anand in London 
+
-
Cathy in SF 
+
-
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
+
-
John Romano in Raleigh 
+
-
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
+
-
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
+
-
Kaliya 
+
-
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
+
-
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
+
-
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events - is that an option for people to select?
* Needs explanation of who we are - Explain who we are.

Why DDD? suggestions:
* We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
* Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
* Cross industry standards/norms
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other - multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
* Establishing businesses within legal standards
* we are good at convening a space.

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave W i n e r?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
Media sponsors

** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
** We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

==Action Items==

* Kaliya & Evan complete survey
** Subsequently we as a community have to figure out where to distribute
* Kaliya find SXSW booth costs
** Outline how sharing booth could work $ wise
* Kaliya to work with blog expert to get the blog reader sharing to work with wordpress
** Community willing to share work of updating it - once set up we need to figure out schedule
* Look at date windows for NA conf - maybe via doodle poll? with weeks from like end of April -> June

Tabled - ID commons charter

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T10:14:49Z

IdentityWoman: /* Early January 2011 Call */

='''Late January 2011 Call'''=

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
** Talk about plan to distribute survey

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine
** FreshAir
** WOW!
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.
* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event

* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
+
-
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
+
-
Jennifer in SF 
+
-
Anand in London 
+
-
Cathy in SF 
+
-
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
+
-
John Romano in Raleigh 
+
-
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
+
-
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
+
-
Kaliya 
+
-
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
+
-
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
+
-
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events - is that an option for people to select?
* Needs explanation of who we are - Explain who we are.

Why DDD? suggestions:
* We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
* Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
* Cross industry standards/norms
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other - multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
* Establishing businesses within legal standards
* we are good at convening a space.

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave W i n e r?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
Media sponsors

** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
** We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

==Action Items==

* Kaliya & Evan complete survey
** Subsequently we as a community have to figure out where to distribute
* Kaliya find SXSW booth costs
** Outline how sharing booth could work $ wise
* Kaliya to work with blog expert to get the blog reader sharing to work with wordpress
** Community willing to share work of updating it - once set up we need to figure out schedule
* Look at date windows for NA conf - maybe via doodle poll? with weeks from like end of April -> June

Tabled - ID commons charter

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T10:13:20Z

IdentityWoman: /* Action Items */

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
** Talk about plan to distribute survey

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine
** FreshAir
** WOW!
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.
* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event

* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
+
-
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
+
-
Jennifer in SF 
+
-
Anand in London 
+
-
Cathy in SF 
+
-
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
+
-
John Romano in Raleigh 
+
-
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
+
-
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
+
-
Kaliya 
+
-
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
+
-
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
+
-
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events - is that an option for people to select?
* Needs explanation of who we are - Explain who we are.

Why DDD? suggestions:
* We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
* Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
* Cross industry standards/norms
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other - multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
* Establishing businesses within legal standards
* we are good at convening a space.

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave W i n e r?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
Media sponsors

** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
** We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

==Action Items==

* Kaliya & Evan complete survey
** Subsequently we as a community have to figure out where to distribute
* Kaliya find SXSW booth costs
** Outline how sharing booth could work $ wise
* Kaliya to work with blog expert to get the blog reader sharing to work with wordpress
** Community willing to share work of updating it - once set up we need to figure out schedule
* Look at date windows for NA conf - maybe via doodle poll? with weeks from like end of April -> June

Tabled - ID commons charter

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T10:12:56Z

IdentityWoman: /* Notes */

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
** Talk about plan to distribute survey

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine
** FreshAir
** WOW!
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.
* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event

* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
+
-
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
+
-
Jennifer in SF 
+
-
Anand in London 
+
-
Cathy in SF 
+
-
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
+
-
John Romano in Raleigh 
+
-
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
+
-
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
+
-
Kaliya 
+
-
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
+
-
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
+
-
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events - is that an option for people to select?
* Needs explanation of who we are - Explain who we are.

Why DDD? suggestions:
* We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
* Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
* Cross industry standards/norms
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other - multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
* Establishing businesses within legal standards
* we are good at convening a space.

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave W i n e r?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
Media sponsors

** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
** We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

==Action Items==

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T10:12:25Z

IdentityWoman: /* Notes */

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
** Talk about plan to distribute survey

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine
** FreshAir
** WOW!
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.
* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event

* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
+
-
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
+
-
Jennifer in SF 
+
-
Anand in London 
+
-
Cathy in SF 
+
-
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
+
-
John Romano in Raleigh 
+
-
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
+
-
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
+
-
Kaliya 
+
-
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
+
-
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
+
-
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events - is that an option for people to select?
* Needs explanation of who we are - Explain who we are.

Why DDD? suggestions:
* We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
* Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
* Cross industry standards/norms
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other - multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
* Establishing businesses within legal standards
* we are good at convening a space.

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave W i n e r?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
Media sponsors

** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
** We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

* Kaliya & Evan complete survey
** Subsequently we as a community have to figure out where to distribute

* Kaliya find SXSW booth costs
** Outline how sharing booth could work $ wise
* Kaliya to work with blog expert to get the blog reader sharing to work with wordpress
** Community willing to share work of updating it - once set up we need to figure out schedule
* Look at date windows for NA conf - maybe via doodle poll? with weeks from like end of April -> June

Tabled - ID commons charter

==Action Items==

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T09:54:04Z

IdentityWoman: /* Attendees */

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T09:53:17Z

IdentityWoman: /* Attendees */

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T09:49:25Z

IdentityWoman:

DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-18T09:47:21Z

IdentityWoman: /* Notes */

='''Early January 2011 Call'''=

==Agenda==

* Survey
** Review make suggestions on the Survey
<ul>
<li>to see interest in DDD
<li>
<li>
</ul>
** Talk about plan to distribute survey
<ul>
<li>
<li>To be sent to whom?
<ul>Explain who we are.
<li>Purpose, intentionality
<li>We need a meeting to bring providers together who have been developing models that were very different from one another.
<li> Anand suggests to increase awareness of the agenda in a wider audience
<li> Kaliya says: we are good at convening a space.
<li> John: multidisciplinary interaction among e.g. lawyers, social scientists,
<li> Biggest challenge: no legal standard exists currently
<li>
<li>
</ul>

* Media Coverage this week!
** NYTimes Magazine 
<ul>
<li> Some new service exists to store data forever

<li> Stacey knows a second one like that. John has had email, and will talk with them again on Thursday -- will send to list.
<li> thelongnowfoundation, www.longnow.org/
<li> Dave Winer
<li> We should invite him to something specific that he can do.
<li>
</ul>
** FreshAir (U.S. broadcast interview show)
** NRT

** WOW!
<ul>
<li>
<li>
</ul>
** How do we feel about all of this - do we need to coordinate in some way or is it all working out ok.
** How do we leverage the interest into attendees at Digital Death Day?
<ul>
<li> We have a common agenda, but specific interests.
<li> Stacey: A DDD community exists.
<li> Kaliya: an interdisciplinary collaboration, should be made apparent on our Website
<li> Go to http://personaldataecosystem.org/ and click on "blog" Kaliya would organize funding. It will require maintenance. Who would do that daily servicing? distribute responsibility for maintaining the blog.
<li> Anand: we should find a plug-in.
<li> Kaliya: How to share responsibility of keeping it going? Option 1 = aggregate blogs or Option 2 =
PDE site RSS from 100 sites into Google leader and only taking ones that are on topic. Takes everyday 5 minutes.
<li> Q for those getting media coverage:
<li> A: Anand : initial media coverage brings more media coverage.
<li> Q Kaliya: "actual news"?
<li> A: John (?) Getting good press coverage requires newsworthy speakers, persons getting their logos on Website then get speaking; read the Tech Blog of NYT to understand what's curent.
<li> Q Kaliya: when we have a date, we could set up a media team.
<li> A : John (?) has come up every so often.
<li>
</ul>

* Feb Personal Digital Archive Event - Happy Hour - ideas/sponsors etc.

<ul>
<li> Who is coming in January?
<li> A :"John and I"
<li> Feb. 22-23rd in SF
<li> [Someone] plans to go to the Personal Digital Archive Event to spread awareness that DDD is relevant too.
<li> Q Kaliya:
<li> A It might make sense. Contact to organizers. Email perhaps?
<li> OK, please CC me, Kaliya.
<li> Q Kaliya:
<li>

</ul>

* SXSW any further thoughts on what makes sense for a 1/2 day-3h event
<ul>
<li> Q Kaliya:
<li> Jeremy will join us for a panel, but we don't know the time yet. At a bar or hotel room?
<li> Q [Lady]
<li> Answer: SXSW DDD community wants to avoid times when we schedule our event.
<li> The interactive conf. ends on 15th
<li> We're doing s.t. the day after the conf.
<li> Q: [Lady]
<li> A: our panel is on the 14th.
<li> S.t. there are hospitality rooms where e.g. last year people had meetings.
<li> Yeah, makes a lot of sense, Leah.
<li> title of panel: "You're dead; your data isn't. What happens next?"
<li> We're publishing: grave-robbers , HT stop ID theft.
<li> Another idea from last year: I once organized a joint booth, got ten persons to put up 150 $ each to have a booth.
<li> We would support that. We would definitely support that.
<li> Who else has a co. with a product?
<li> We could put it up as a Q on the list.
<li> Aren't there 5 or 6 companies in the States doing something comparable?
<li> I will write up something on that.
<li>
</ul>
* Looking at Date Windows for the North American Conference. Dates "are available" for people.

* European Event
** it is in September but what we should we be doing now to prepare/coordinate.
<ul>
<li> Stacey: Esther couldn't attend this call meeting. I'm writing up a presentation for the conf.
<li>
</ul>

* Taking care of community assets - ideas for cooperating/coordinating for these tools
** Tweeting
** Bloggins

* Moving towards being chartered "officially" as an Identity Commons working group so we can use the bank account and continue using mailing list and wiki tools. Charter http://wiki.idcommons.net/Digital_Death_Charter and picking a Steward the "big" commitment with that is reporting group activity once a month on the community stewards call.

* Other Items

==Attendees==
Thomas in Switzerland (ruddyconsult) (www.thomasruddy.eu) 
Jennifer in SF 
Anand in London 
Cathy in SF 
Evan Carroll in Raleigh NC 
John Romano in Raleigh 
Nathan Dosch in Milwaukee WI 
Nate Lustig in Santiago, Chile 
Kaliya 
Adam Burg (Legacy Lockler) 
Stacey Pitsillides in London 
Susan Gibbs in SF 

==Notes==

Notes:

Survey
* Who should we send to?
* Regional area events

Why DDD?
* Cross industry standards
* Communication between different aspects of the industry
* Increase awareness to broader public
* Experts interacting with each other
* Establishing businesses within legal standards

Media coverage
* NPR/Fresh Air
* NYT
* CES launch - chronicals of life foundation
* BBC
* Reach out to Dave Winer?
* Long Now event?
* Reflect community on DDD - blog agg. etc
* Reporters seeking us?
* Media sponsors

Events
* Personal Archiving - Feb 22-23
** Happy Hour ;-p
* SXSW - Maybe 14th after panel
** Booth to share! Kaliya will check the booth prices
* European Event

==Action Items==

==Next Call==

= '''Late December 2010 Call:'''=
I wanted to report to the community about outcomes from a focused conversation we had with Evan & John from the Digital Beyond Blog and Stacey Pitsillidies.

I have updated the website to reflect these outcomes too
-http://www.digitaldeathday.com

There is a core group that will work on pulling the details together for a Digital Death Day Europe around the Death Dying and Disposal Conference in September in the Netherlands composed of Stacey, Esther and the folks from Ziggur. (Should we set up a planning mailing list for it?)

We are not sure when and where to put a North American Event. We are going to work on a survey and circulate it around early in the new year. Evan is working on a draft and will circulate to list - we can use Kaliya's Survey Monkey to post.

This event needs to be community promoted - we are looking for other key leaders in the field who might be a good fit for this. So please raise your hand if you want to help out.

We are doing:
* A social evening at the Personal Digital Archive Conference http://personalarchiving.com in February in the Bay Area. We are hoping some of the Bay Area based companis in this space can sponsor it and that Pierre Wolff and Jeremy can play a key roll in helping promote it to people beyond the conference. Other Bay Area people can help too! if you are interested please raise hand by replying.

* The Digital Beyond is organizing a panel for SXSW and we will organize some meetup/mini-unconference thing there - Kaliya is going to inquire about venues from locals and Evan and John are going to get more info on relevant things happening at the conference so we can figure out a date/time.

The mailing list is now publically open for more subscribers http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/digitaldeath
Please invite people who belong in the conversation with us.

We are going to do a Next call for the community likely at the same time
8am pacific
11am eastern
4pm London
5pm Europe

I propose Wednesday the 5th of January. Does this work for folks?

* We should have the survey to review + more organizing info for the SXSW and the Personal Archiving event.

( I can work on finding an international bridge for us to borrow so we don't have to do skype. )

-Kaliya

= '''Event: SXSW 2011'''=

==Trade Show Booth==
We are trying to generate interest in a booth at the SXSW trade show.

The show runs March 14-17

It overlaps the Interactive Festival which is from the 11th to the 15th for two days.

The idea is to have a shared DDD Digital Beyond booth that sponsors can set up a presence at. It would function as a lounge, meeting area and media area.

Interested Sponsors:
*Victoria Tayler - DataInherit

==Digital Death Meet Up==
info to cone

Jan 12 Call

2011-01-12T00:33:03Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC

Call is Wednesday Jan 12th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
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Proposed Agenda
* Additional comments on/questions about on announcment and press response particularly from persons who were unable to be on Monday's call notes here [[Jan 10 Call]]
* Action items from last call
** Outreach action items
** Community Group infrastructure

* How have things evolved since Monday

* Look at messaging stuff that was posted as a result of Monday's call. [[

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving in relation to NSTIC?
** Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?
* What are the other Nonprofits/Trade Association who's missions cover this space? - CDT, TechAmerica etc.
** How do we relate to them in an ongoing way?

* What is the community strategy going forward - assuming there will be another thought balloon and or THE announcement?
** pre-written open editorials?
** Developing fact sheet
** Media contact list
** what else?

* Next Call
* Upcoming events
** ID Collaboration Day

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DigitalDeathDay

2011-01-11T07:03:16Z

IdentityWoman: Created page with '='''Early January 2011 Call'''= ==Agenda== * Survey ** Review make suggestions on the Survey ** Talk about plan to distribute survey * Media Coverage this week! ** NYTimes Mag...'

Working Groups

2011-01-11T06:50:29Z

IdentityWoman: /* 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
|-
{{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
{{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}}

|-
|Claims Broker
|[[Claims Broker Charter]]
|
|TBD
|-
|Personal Data Ecosystem
|[[Personal Data Ecosystem Charter]]
| [http://www.personaldataecosystem.org/ Personal Data Ecosystem Site]
[[Personal Data Ecosystem]] wiki space
| Kaliya Hamlin
|-
|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]]
| 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]]

NSTIC

2011-01-10T22:10:07Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel via mibbit.com with channel name - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page)
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks subpoena of twitter and identity issues there getting mixed up with this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

Messages
* government as being convener and major customer
* use cases that speak to people
* the safe way to personalize your web experience
* international role and utility of NSTIC

Key Resources to Point Reporters At
* NSTIC Draft
*

Willing to be able to be contacted:
* Joni
* Kaliya
* Jay
* Mary Ruddy

Who do we reach Out to:
* Times (Jay, Mary and Peter)
* Economist - ?
* Business Week - Jay is calling
* Wired - Kaliya -> Gary Wolf

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving? Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/obama-strategy-for-online-id/comment-page-1/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Trusted-Identity-Plans-Require-Proper-Balance-in-Private-Public-Partnerships-179605/
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/216143/white_house_officials_push_online_trusted_ids.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375454,00.asp
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-07/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration.html
http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2011/01/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration/
* Neutral / detailed event coverage
http://eetimes.com/electronics-news/4212003/White-House-ramps-up-secure-ID-program
* Detailed analysis
http://www.smartcardalliance.org/pages/newsletter-201012-feature?issue=201012
* Fearful "national ID is coming"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345576/Obama-considers-Internet-ID-Americans-bid-boost-web-security.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html
* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Concentrating on office over technology
http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/136867--locke-announces-new-office-to-secure-online-transactions

* Other focus
http://www.digitalidnews.com/2011/01/05/evolution-of-the-identity-credential

NSTIC

2011-01-10T22:06:50Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel via mibbit.com with channel name - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page)
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks subpoena of twitter and identity issues there getting mixed up with this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

Messages
* government as being convener and major customer
* use cases that speak to people
* the safe way to personalize your web experience
* international role and utility of NSTIC

Key Resources to Point Reporters At
* NSTIC Draft
*

Willing to be able to be contacted:
* Joni
* Kaliya
* Jay
* Mary Ruddy

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving? Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/obama-strategy-for-online-id/comment-page-1/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Trusted-Identity-Plans-Require-Proper-Balance-in-Private-Public-Partnerships-179605/
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/216143/white_house_officials_push_online_trusted_ids.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375454,00.asp
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-07/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration.html
http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2011/01/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration/
* Neutral / detailed event coverage
http://eetimes.com/electronics-news/4212003/White-House-ramps-up-secure-ID-program
* Detailed analysis
http://www.smartcardalliance.org/pages/newsletter-201012-feature?issue=201012
* Fearful "national ID is coming"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345576/Obama-considers-Internet-ID-Americans-bid-boost-web-security.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html
* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Concentrating on office over technology
http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/136867--locke-announces-new-office-to-secure-online-transactions

* Other focus
http://www.digitalidnews.com/2011/01/05/evolution-of-the-identity-credential

NSTIC

2011-01-10T22:04:19Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel via mibbit.com with channel name - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page)
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks subpoena of twitter and identity issues there getting mixed up with this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

Messages
* government as being convener and major customer
* use cases that speak to people
* the safe way to personalize your web experience
* international role and utility of NSTIC

Key Resources to Point Reporters At
* NSTIC Draft
*

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving? Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/obama-strategy-for-online-id/comment-page-1/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Trusted-Identity-Plans-Require-Proper-Balance-in-Private-Public-Partnerships-179605/
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/216143/white_house_officials_push_online_trusted_ids.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375454,00.asp
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-07/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration.html
http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2011/01/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration/
* Neutral / detailed event coverage
http://eetimes.com/electronics-news/4212003/White-House-ramps-up-secure-ID-program
* Detailed analysis
http://www.smartcardalliance.org/pages/newsletter-201012-feature?issue=201012
* Fearful "national ID is coming"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345576/Obama-considers-Internet-ID-Americans-bid-boost-web-security.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html
* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Concentrating on office over technology
http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/136867--locke-announces-new-office-to-secure-online-transactions

* Other focus
http://www.digitalidnews.com/2011/01/05/evolution-of-the-identity-credential

NSTIC

2011-01-10T22:03:56Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel via mibbit.com with channel name - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page)
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks subpoena of twitter and identity issues there getting mixed up with this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

Messages
* government as being convener and major customer
* use cases that speak to people
* the safe way to personalize your web experience
*

Key Resources to Point Reporters At
* NSTIC Draft
*

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving? Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/obama-strategy-for-online-id/comment-page-1/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Trusted-Identity-Plans-Require-Proper-Balance-in-Private-Public-Partnerships-179605/
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/216143/white_house_officials_push_online_trusted_ids.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375454,00.asp
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-07/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration.html
http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2011/01/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration/
* Neutral / detailed event coverage
http://eetimes.com/electronics-news/4212003/White-House-ramps-up-secure-ID-program
* Detailed analysis
http://www.smartcardalliance.org/pages/newsletter-201012-feature?issue=201012
* Fearful "national ID is coming"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345576/Obama-considers-Internet-ID-Americans-bid-boost-web-security.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html
* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Concentrating on office over technology
http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/136867--locke-announces-new-office-to-secure-online-transactions

* Other focus
http://www.digitalidnews.com/2011/01/05/evolution-of-the-identity-credential

NSTIC

2011-01-10T21:56:53Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel via mibbit.com with channel name - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page)
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks subpoena of twitter and identity issues there getting mixed up with this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

Messages
* government as being convener and major customer
* use cases that speak to people
*

* What is the role of OIX and how is that evolving? Are there good explanations of trust frameworks?

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/obama-strategy-for-online-id/comment-page-1/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Trusted-Identity-Plans-Require-Proper-Balance-in-Private-Public-Partnerships-179605/
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/216143/white_house_officials_push_online_trusted_ids.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375454,00.asp
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-01-07/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration.html
http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2011/01/internet-identity-system-said-readied-by-obama-administration/
* Neutral / detailed event coverage
http://eetimes.com/electronics-news/4212003/White-House-ramps-up-secure-ID-program
* Detailed analysis
http://www.smartcardalliance.org/pages/newsletter-201012-feature?issue=201012
* Fearful "national ID is coming"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345576/Obama-considers-Internet-ID-Americans-bid-boost-web-security.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html
* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Concentrating on office over technology
http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/136867--locke-announces-new-office-to-secure-online-transactions

* Other focus
http://www.digitalidnews.com/2011/01/05/evolution-of-the-identity-credential

NSTIC

2011-01-09T22:27:59Z

IdentityWoman:

NSTIC

2011-01-09T22:27:40Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is Monday Jan 10th - 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel vis mibbit.com - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page.
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks sopeans of twitter and identity issues there get mixed up with this this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

* What is the roll of OIX and how is that evolving? Is there good explainations of Trust frameworks

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage

* Fearful "national ID is coming"

* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Other

NSTIC

2011-01-09T22:27:18Z

IdentityWoman:

Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern
* 1-201-793-9022 passcode 7990866#
* ICR back channel vis mibbit.com - #nstic

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page.
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks sopeans of twitter and identity issues there get mixed up with this this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

* What is the roll of OIX and how is that evolving? Is there good explainations of Trust frameworks

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage

* Fearful "national ID is coming"

* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Other

NSTIC

2011-01-09T22:05:16Z

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Community Call on NSTIC Annoucement at Stanford on Friday Jan 7th.

Call is 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern

Agenda
* Program Office to be at Department of Commerce
** Thoughts Comments, Insights

* Media/People's Reaction on Twitter (share links at bottom of this page
** Negative Frames and what we as a community involved can do
** Should we be thinking about authoring open editorials in advance of "official" annoucement
** Danger of WikiLeaks sopeans of twitter and identity issues there get mixed up with this this
** Other issues people see with this rising in profile

*

* What is the roll of OIX and how is that evolving? Is there good explainations of Trust fr

LINKS TO COVERAGE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT
* Good coverage

* Fearful "national ID is coming"

* Skeptics "nice but they can't do it"

* Other

Working Groups

2011-01-09T21:57:58Z

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== 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
|-
{{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
{{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}}

|-
|Claims Broker
|[[Claims Broker Charter]]
|
|TBD
|-
|Personal Data Ecosystem
|[[Personal Data Ecosystem Charter]]
| [http://www.personaldataecosystem.org/ Personal Data Ecosystem Site]
[[Personal Data Ecosystem]] wiki space
| Kaliya Hamlin
|-
|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.org/ Digital Death Day]
| 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]]