Lists of OpenIDs as Groups for Decentralized Services?
Johannes Ernst
jernst+lists.danga.com at netmesh.us
Wed Aug 30 04:41:34 UTC 2006
I blogged about something rather similar:
http://netmesh.info/jernst/Technical/lid-and-groups-thoughts.html
Would that address some of what you have in mind?
On Aug 29, 2006, at 11:00, Don Engel wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to follow standards (or invent new ones if necessary) for
> the use of web resources by groups of people.
>
> Call the proposed system OpenGID. The content at an OpenGID url
> would include a set of people and subgroups, where:
>
> A person is a prioritized list (possibly empty) of OpenIDs,
> possibly a name, and possibly a role with respect to the group
>
> A subgroup is another OpenGID, possibly with a role of the
> subgroup with respect to the group (membership is recursive, roles
> are not)
>
>
> Take the example of a site that would offer a system for
> preferential voting. Any visitor to the site could create a
> ballot, at which time they'd also list the OpenGIDs and OpenIDs of
> those allowed to access it. When another user tries to access the
> ballot at the voting site, they'd have to log in, and the voting
> site would then spider to see if the person was in the set of
> allowed OpenGIDs and OpenIDs.
>
> This kind of permissions management could also be used to see
> aspects of a profile, control who can join a mailing list (log in
> with OpenID, then specify and verify e-mail), etc.
>
>
> I'm currently thinking about rewriting a lot of group organization
> tools I've done for specific groups into an set of open source
> Drupal modules (unless someone here has a better idea - I'm new to
> Drupal), but if other people use the module elsewhere (which of
> course I hope they will), I'd like them to be able to recognize the
> existence of groups on other sites with the same module.
>
> Many Thanks,
> Don
Johannes Ernst
NetMesh Inc.
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