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    I am going to talk about lots of technology some of which you may not of hear of. I have made a extensive list of URLs which I will post with these slidesToday I want to primary look at social media user experience and how it can be enhanced with portable data.

    The birth place of the data portability comes from the frustration of not been able to move friends profile between social network site.

    Problem 1: Give someone your password and at some point they will use abuse it

    Problem 2: I need to be different things to different peopleWe should not underestimate the issue of multiple personas, it is one of the major drivers for privacy We have limited personas system with content mark for friends, family, co-workers, or public

    Privacy is not a crime people want it,Our feeling towards data are changing all the time. I would personally say as a society we are all still very immature about data issues. Although some would wish to you cannot drive social change faster than your audience wants to change

    Clear

    Problem 4: Don’t present me too many options or too few choicesURL’s are too long to rememberDiscovery + selection is the way to go

    Problem 4: The quality or quantity of data imported just is not worth the effortProfiles may not be the best candidate for this try of contact importTalk about amazons address selection feature

    You use feed readers like Google Reader to pull together hundred of data sourcesBut RSS has extended so much other its often used without the user knowledge to created featuresIt built into a vast array of software and devices

    Every one has a different perspective of social media. This is just my conceptual modelConversation – is discourse between users, forums comments. That can be moderated through conversations around the media, direct conversations Utility – is the utility you gain from a site. So flickr allows me to upload and share photo’s.Youtube allows the same for video. Aggregation – Most modern social media site deal in aggregation. The best example of aggregation is Last.fm. Where you give last.fm data about your listing habits and it looks at the frequency and aggregates it chart of the music you like or aggregate your data against others a charts of the groups music tasteToday I will be talking mainly about Utility and Aggregation, that does not mean that don’t think Conversation is important

    You can also splice in many way Pipes

    But what I really love about RSS is its pluggableNot just for use as designers or developers, but for our usersWe can design site where a user can plug in there own data and design there own content experence

    There are many reference to open stack on the webIn general the phase referrers to a collection of open technic which as a collection functionality Here I am talking about the collection of tools I am using to create open specification APIs for data portability

    Demo

    If you go the home page of data portability .org these are the logo you will find.Below is there mission statement. Today I am going to try and give you a real world view of this space.What features we can build now and how do we design the interfaces

    The birth place of the data portability comes from the frustration of not been able to move friends profile between social network site.

    This is Dopplr’spage that helps you find relationship links It parses the your twitter page finding the hCard which represent your friends.It then cross references these all its accounts twitter accounts and finds the intersecting groupAn interesting to note is that the data displayed is from Dropplr’s own databaseSo on twitter Dave Stone has a username builtbydave yet here we see his full name from the DropplrbasebaseAlso his location in Twitter is Brighton, UK.

    So here we see a real mixture of approach to transferring data between different systemsTwitter and Digg are pull public information using hCard, XFN or the more full mixed hCard/XFN patternFacebook and Yahoo - looked like their are using API’s Gmail, Hotmail, AOL – Password anti-pattern

    I wanted to show you more than one example and I am sure out there, but its not commonHere it is not only import the hCard for from Flickr but also offering the option to subscribing to it

    This is not always though of in relation to social network data portability But discovering your other profile on the web can make for a nice user experience

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    1. Experiments in Data Portability 2 Glenn Jones twiist.be – Leuven, Belgium 15 May 2009
    2. Conversation Social Media Utility Aggregation
    3. To Consult, Design, Educate and Advocate Interoperable Data Portability to Users, Developers and Vendors.
    4. Portability Importing your friends
    5. Portability Importing your profile
    6. Discovery Finding your profiles on the web
    7. How your Social Graph is built < a href=“http://www.glennjones.net/” rel=“me”>Glenn Jones</a> rel=me Found Reciprocalclaim Start Site Site rel=me Found Inward claim Start Site Site rel=me Found Outward claim Start Site Site
    8. What’s possible with current open standards
    9. lab.madgex.com
    10. Open API stack Microformats parser Google’s Social RSS library Graph API ATOMOAuth library Social Graph Node Mapper
    11. lab.madgex.com/identify
    12. Social Graph Node Mapper (sgn) http://www.flickr.com/photos/glennjonesnet/ sgn://flickr.com/?ident=glennjonesnet profile: http://www.flickr.com/people/glennjonesnet/ content: http://www.flickr.com/photos/glennjonesnet/ rss: http://api.flickr.com/services/feeds/...
    13. priority: 20 schema: hAtom content type: status resource: list action: read authorisation: anonymous mime type: text/html verb: get url-template: http://twitter.com/{username}/
    14. XRD discovery is on its way <XRD> <Subject>http://twitter.com/</Subject> <Link priority=“10”> <Rel>profile</Rel> <Type>http://www.w3.org/2006/03/hcard</Type> <Type>http://ns.madgex.com/ufdp/contenttype/profile</Type> <Type>http://ns.madgex.com/ufdp/resoucetype/item</Type> <Type>http://ns.madgex.com/ufdp/action/read</Type> <Type>http://ns.madgex.com/ufdp/verb/get</Type> <Type>http://ns.madgex.com/ufdp/authorisation/anonymous</Type><URITemplat e>http://twitter.com/{username}</URITemplate> <MediaType>text/html</MediaType> </Link> </XRD> Conceptual outline of XRD-Based service description. To find out more about XRD read Eran Hammer-Lahav bloghueniverse.com
    15. Open API stack Social Graph search Web wide discovery SGN or XRD Site API/Services discovery URI Templates End point description Microformats/RSS Standard formats
    16. The problem Building a good user experience is difficult
    17. Password anti-pattern
    18. We need to project personas
    19. It’s The Nascar problemwar also a brand power
    20. The Nascar problem
    21. The return has to be much greater than the effort
    22. RSS/Atom feeds A true data portability success story
    23. You can integrate thousands of data sources into new applications
    24. You can simply chain data sources together so the sum is more valuable than its parts
    25. You can create pluggable tools for your users
    26. The future
    27. Portability Open API stack
    28. Demo lab.madgex.com/microformats/apidemo/
    29. Open API stack Social Graph search Web wide discovery SGN or XRD Site API/Services discovery URI Templates End point description Basic or OAuth Authentication & access Microformats/RSS Standard formats
    30. We don’t really own data in the same way we own property
    31. The value of most data decays over time
    32. Data can be replicated and its ownership diluted or lost
    33. Adactio’s music taste – 24 Nov 2008
    34. \"yahoo\": { \"value\": \"0.4\", \"from\": \"Moz-History\", \"updated\": \" 2008-11-13T13:09:09\" } }, { \"twitter\": { \"value\": \"0.4\", \"from\": \"Moz-History\", \"updated\":2008-11-13T13:09:09\" } }, { \"authentication\": { \"value\": \"0.3\", \"from\": \"Moz-History\", \"updated\": \" 2008-11-13T13:09:09\" } }, { \"address book\": { \"value\": \"0.3\", \"from\": \"Moz-History\", \"updated\": \"2008-11-13T13:09:09\"
    35. 1 Add microformats and RSS/Atom to your site
    36. 2 Make sure your URL design is RESTful
    37. 3 Add OAuth to all your password protected RSS feeds and web pages
    38. 4 Think about discovery
    39. 5 Reconsider your concepts of data ownership Build systems that time decay data
    40. Chaining open standards together provides massively greater value than the sum of the parts
    41. Blog Microformats Parsers http://www.glennjones.net/ http://microformats.org/wiki/parsers Madgex Labs Microformats Parser - Optimus - XSLT http://lab.madgex.com/ http://microformatique.com/optimus/ Microformats Parser - Cognition - Perl http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Google Social Graph API http://socialgraph.apis.google.com/ Social Graph Node Mapper http://code.google.com/p/google-sgnodemapper/ URI-Template http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-gregorio-uritemplate-03 XRD http://www.hueniverse.com/hueniverse/xrd/ Portable Contacts API http://portablecontacts.net/
    42. Hybrid Protocol (OpenID + OAuth) Demo http://googlecodesamples.com/hybrid/ APML http://www.apml.org/ TasteBroker experimental API for APML http://tastebroker.org/ APML JSON Tag Cloud http://bmn.name/examples/apml/
    43. Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial 2.0 UK: England & Wales Licence. Copyright Madgex 2008 www.glennjones.net
    44. Thanks to the following for their photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/nic/155854088/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/sunside/2936135768/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnnyvulkan/506130598/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/mandj98/390492067/

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