YADIS in one sentence

[David Nicol]

in my opinion, hitting people with new buzzwords that they don't know either
tends to turn them off, unless they;re taliking to you to fish for buzzwords.

I would say "YADIS currently offers a single-sign-in service for blogs,
so you don't have to make an account on a blog service you don't normally
use just to leave a comment."

(What? 2.0?  Web has existed for over a decade and they're only on version 2?)

On 2/18/06, Joseph Holsten <pantosys at gmail.com> wrote:
> Short version: "Yadis ties services to your Web 2.0 identity"
>
> Long version:
> "A Web 2.0 Identity exists on the web. So it must be a URL. If anyone
> knows you by a URL, you've got a web identity. Web 2.0 gives us
> distributed services all around the web. So a Web 2.0 Identity needs
> to be tied into the services you need and use. That is what Yadis does."
>
> J. A. P. Holsten


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David L Nicol
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