Portable Profiles & Preferences on the Citizen-Centric Web | FactoryCity - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 May 09
  

  Seb Paquet

  Companies that do get this right will benefit from what is emerging as a new social contract. As a citizen of the web, if you let me manage my relationship with you, and make it easy for me to do so, giving me the choice of how and where I store my profil

  module-06-identite identity ownership

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  Companies that do get this right will benefit from what is emerging as a new social contract. As a citizen of the web, if you let me manage my relationship with you, and make it easy for me to do so, giving me the choice of how and where I store my profile and preference data, I’ll be more likely, more willing, and more able to share it with you, in an ongoing fashion, increasingly as you use it to improve my experiences with you.

  module-06-identite identity ownership

• 28 Apr 09
  

  Trent Adams
  • For this to work, the individual must be motivated to manage her profile information and preferences, which shouldn’t be hard as her data becomes increasingly reusable (sort once, reuse everywhere). Additionally, organizing, maintaining, and accruing this information becomes less onerous when it’s all in one place (or conveniently accessible through one central customer-picked source), as opposed to sharded across many accounts and unaffiliated services.
• 10 Apr 09
  

  Aden Davies

  socialcrm openid Diigo

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