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Creating Portable Social Networks with Microformats

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A presentation from XTech 2008 in Dublin. How a few simple class and rel attributes can make data and relationships spiderable.

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  1. Slide 1:creating portable social networks with microformats
  2. Slide 2: social networks pownce.com ma.gnolia.com edenbee.com upcoming.yahoo.com last.fm twitter.com flickr.com Social network fatigue? More important than that: freedom of movement; reducing friction when moving from service to service. This isn’t about giving up one network in favour of another. Interoperability is the goal.
  3. Slide 3: username & password antipattern Suck email addresses out of address books by requesting webmail username and password on a third-party site. This teaches users how to be phished. Insecure.
  4. Slide 4: API+OAuth google contacts flickr Safe and secure but complex to implement. Does knowledge of someone’s email address really define a relationship anyway?
  5. Slide 5: reuse simple existing microformats Principl