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Meeting-2005-12-01
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Attendees
- Anil Dash, Six Apart
- Johannes Ernst, NetMesh
- Joaquin Miller, NetMesh
- Michael Graves, Verisign
- Hans Granqvist, Verisign
- Steve Churchill, Ootao
- Mike Mell, ID Commons
- Nick Ragouzis, Enosis
- Victor Grey, 2idi
- Larry Debes, Janrain
- Josh Hoyt, Janrain
- Eugene Kim, Blue Oxen
- David Recordon, Six Apart
- Brad Fitzpatrick, Six Apart
- Byrne Reese, Six Apart
- Arthur Bergman, Six Apart
Goals
- Learn what Yadis wants to accomplish, how it works/will work, how you can use it
- Agree on the capability discovery document format
- Agree on the capability discovery protocol
- Minimize the dependency on outside standards
- Timeline to Yadis 1.0
- Discuss the Signed Ping use case
Meeting Plan
11:00 - 11:10 - Welcome, logistics
11:10 - 11:30 - Roundtable introductions
11:30 - 11:40 - Recap of how we got here
11:40 - 12:00 - Walk-through of YADIS draft 1 and how it fits with what LID and OpenID do already
12:15 - 1:00 - Lunch!
1:00 - 1:10 - Discuss the signed-ping use case
1:10 - 2:00 - Walk-through the various proposals published on the Draft-002 page
2:00
- White board discussions that lead to consensus, hopefully, for:
- Discovery protocol
- Document format
- Public key distribution
- How OpenID, LID, XRI and Signed Ping will take advantage of YADIS
- Requests for changes (if any) to the XRI(D) spec
- Timeline to the next draft
- Instructions to Joaquin, as the document editor, so he can create the next draft of the YADIS spec