DiSo & The Open Web

Slide 1: DiSo & The Open Web DiSo is an open, distributed social network diso-project.org Undertaken by Chris Messina, Steve Ivy, Will Norris, Stephen Paul Weber et al.

Slide 2: Background

Slide 3: Employment Community Projects Site-specific browsers Standards & Protocols 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Slide 4: CivicSpace A network of grassroots organizing sites

Slide 5: Spread Firefox A vast collective of volunteer marketers

Slide 6: BarCamp A decentralized community of unstructured event participants

Slide 7: Flock A browser for the distributed social web

Slide 8: Coworking A loose network of shared workspaces

Slide 9: Spot the trend?

Slide 10: The Starfish and the Spider The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations

Slide 11: Social networking routines...

Slide 12: Consuming Participating Source: groundswell.forrester.com

Slide 13: Adding friends

Slide 14: Inviting friends (anti-pattern)

Slide 15: Inviting friends (anti-pattern)

Slide 16: Inviting friends (the righter way!)

Slide 17: Sending messages within networks

Slide 18: Seeing what friends are up to

Slide 19: Deciding who can see and do what

Slide 20: Adding apps

Slide 21: Fighting app spam!

Slide 22: How we got here

Slide 23: bands college students professionals All about the niches bitches!

Slide 24: everyone! everyone! everyone! (who works) Then niche sites traded focus to serve “everyone” :(

Slide 26: System-centric design

Slide 27: System-centric value

Slide 28: Source: Le Monde

Slide 29: Source: Mick Hagen (mickhagen.com)

Slide 30: Users are not the same thing as customers!

Slide 31: From system-centric to citizen-centric

Slide 32: the web citizen

Slide 33: the web citizen has ID

Slide 34: the web citizen has provenance

Slide 35: the web citizen has friends

Slide 36: the web citizen has enemies

Slide 37: the web citizen has agency

Slide 38: Components of the DiSo model

Slide 39: Activities

Slide 40: Source: http://adactio.com/extras/stream/

Slide 41: Source: http://friendfeed.com

Slide 42: Source: http://davidrecordon.com

Slide 43: People, friends & identity

Slide 45: Identity consolidation

Slide 46: Digg

Slide 47: Pownce

Slide 48: MyBlogLog

Slide 49: FriendFeed

Slide 50: Messaging & notifications

Slide 52: bacn! “Email you want, but not right now.”

Slide 53: Permissions

Slide 54: Basecamp

Slide 55: Plaxo Pulse

Slide 56: Flickr & Yahoo! Mash

Slide 57: Fire Eagle & Dopplr

Slide 58: Groupings

Slide 59: Viddler

Slide 60: barackobama.com

Slide 61: Upcoming

Slide 62: DiSo Technologies

Slide 63: ATOM + microformats http://atomenabled.org/ http://microformats.org/

Slide 64: XFN

Slide 65: • me • child • contact • parent • acquaintance • sibling • friend • spouse • met • kin • co-worker • muse • colleague • crush • co-resident • date • neighbor • sweetheart

Slide 66: • me • child • contact • parent • acquaintance • sibling • friend • spouse • met • kin • co-worker • muse • colleague • crush • co-resident • date • neighbor • sweetheart

Slide 67: rel-me rel-contact

Slide 68: OpenID http://openid.net/

Slide 69: OAuth http://oauth.net/

Slide 70: XRDS-Simple http://xrds-simple.net/

Slide 71: XMPP / Jabber

Slide 72: Status

Slide 73: diso.googlecode.com • oauth • wp-diso-actionstream • wp-diso-contactlist • wp-diso-profile • wp-openid • wp-xmpp

Slide 74: A note about design

Slide 75: DiSo & the Open Web

Slide 76: More http://diso-project.org http://groups.google.com/group/diso http://diso.googlecode.com http://ma.gnolia.com/groups/diso http://flickr.com/groups/diso http://slideshare.net/group/diso

Slide 77: Me http://factoryjoe.com http://twitter.com/factoryjoe http://flickr.com/photos/factoryjoe http://citizenagency.com

Slide 78: End. Neural network images by Mark Miller