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2008 03 01 Blogtalk Structured Portable Social Networks

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The case for Structured Portable Social Networks, from a user pers more

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Slide 1: Structured Portable Social Networks the case for SPSNs from a user perspective Stephanie Booth SNP WebCamp, Cork (Ireland) 02.03.2008 CC-by-nc-sa http://climbtothestars.org stephanie.booth@gmail.com 1

Slide 2: WHY? 2

Slide 3: user 3

Slide 4: Social Network ● me profile ● contactsrelationships ● object sth to interact about Example: Dopplr 4

Slide 5: problem 5

Slide 6: more contacts! 6

Slide 7: Sign Up ● profile ● relationships 7

Slide 8: profile 8

Slide 9: my people 9

Slide 10: teach me to phish Leisa Reichelt on Responsible Design 10

Slide 11: Flickr-like Facebook Apps-like 11

Slide 12: context 12

Slide 13: all contacts are not equal 13

Slide 14: flat lumpy 14

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Slide 17: structure 17

Slide 18: explicit implicit 18

Slide 19: scaling portability privacy 19

Slide 20: portability needs structure 20

Slide 21: Who are the people in my world? 21

Slide 22: What do I want to do with them? 22

Slide 23: ownership 23

Slide 24: Thanks! Stephanie Booth SNP WebCamp, Cork (Ireland) 02.03.2008 CC-by-nc-sa http://climbtothestars.org stephanie.booth@gmail.com 24