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ChristopheDucamp: Reverted edits by I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST ([[User talk:I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROF

2013-09-22T11:28:28Z

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-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+<h1>Data Portability</h1>
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+== Summary ==
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+== Expansions ==
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+== Relation to microformats ==
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+== Previous work ==
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+== see also ==
+* [http://digitalconsumer.org/ DigitalConsumer.org] ([http://digitalconsumer.org/bill.html Bill of Rights])
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+* [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web]
+* [http://dataportability.org/ dataportability.org]
-I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
+* [http://groups.google.com/group/dataportability-public/ Data portability discussion (Google) group]

I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST at 04:08, 22 September 2013

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+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-== Summary ==
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-== Expansions ==
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-== Relation to microformats ==
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-== Previous work ==
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-== see also ==
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-* [http://digitalconsumer.org/ DigitalConsumer.org] ([http://digitalconsumer.org/bill.html Bill of Rights])
-* [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web]
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST
-* [http://dataportability.org/ dataportability.org]
-* [http://groups.google.com/group/dataportability-public/ Data portability discussion (Google) group]
+I MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LISTI MADE THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTS IN MICROFORMATS WIKI GO TO CHECK OUT THE USER LIST

ChristopheDucamp: restitution de la dernière modification de AndyMabbett

2008-01-17T09:04:04Z

restitution de la dernière modification de AndyMabbett

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7063320145eagle at 05:03, 17 January 2008

2008-01-17T05:03:48Z

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AndyMabbett: Google group

2008-01-14T11:52:24Z

Google group

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	* [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web]		* [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web]
	* [http://dataportability.org/ dataportability.org]		* [http://dataportability.org/ dataportability.org]
			* [http://groups.google.com/group/dataportability-public/ Data portability discussion (Google) group]

Tantek: add new see also section at end with links to external resources

2008-01-05T02:04:20Z

add new see also section at end with links to external resources

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	Data portability is about you, the user, being able to move and use <em>your</em> data across <em>space</em> and across <em>time</em>.		Data portability is about you, the user, being able to move and use <em>your</em> data across <em>space</em> and across <em>time</em>.

	~~See also: [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web].~~

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	** ...		** ...
	** after the event. The original podcast of this session had thought to be (ironically) lost (was published originally at: <nowiki>http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3</nowiki> but we05.com went offline sometime in 2006). However, I was able to recover a copy of it that had been downloaded from some archives, and as the podcast [http://tantek.com/log/2005/10.html#d02t1813 was originally Creative Commons licensed], I have mirrored it on microformats.org ([http://microformats.org/media/2005/09/we05-14-tantek-celik2.mp3 download mp3]) and linked to it from the [[podcasts-2005\|2005 podcasts archive]] page on the wiki. -Tantek		** after the event. The original podcast of this session had thought to be (ironically) lost (was published originally at: <nowiki>http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3</nowiki> but we05.com went offline sometime in 2006). However, I was able to recover a copy of it that had been downloaded from some archives, and as the podcast [http://tantek.com/log/2005/10.html#d02t1813 was originally Creative Commons licensed], I have mirrored it on microformats.org ([http://microformats.org/media/2005/09/we05-14-tantek-celik2.mp3 download mp3]) and linked to it from the [[podcasts-2005\|2005 podcasts archive]] page on the wiki. -Tantek

			== see also ==
			* [http://digitalconsumer.org/ DigitalConsumer.org] ([http://digitalconsumer.org/bill.html Bill of Rights])
			* [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web]
			* [http://dataportability.org/ dataportability.org]

AndyMabbett: A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web

2008-01-04T10:29:53Z

A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	Data portability is about you, the user, being able to move and use <em>your</em> data across <em>space</em> and across <em>time</em>.		Data portability is about you, the user, being able to move and use <em>your</em> data across <em>space</em> and across <em>time</em>.

			See also: [http://opensocialweb.org/ A Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web].

	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==

Tantek: noted link for original CC licensing of "Microformats: Evolving The Web" WE05 podcast

2007-12-18T21:54:23Z

noted link for original CC licensing of "Microformats: Evolving The Web" WE05 podcast

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	** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)		** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)
	** ...		** ...
	** after the event. The original podcast of this session had thought to be (ironically) lost (was published originally at: <nowiki>http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3</nowiki> but we05.com went offline sometime in 2006). However, I was able to recover a copy of it that had been downloaded from some archives, and as the podcast was Creative Commons licensed, I have mirrored it on microformats.org ([http://microformats.org/media/2005/09/we05-14-tantek-celik2.mp3 download mp3]) and ~~link~~ to it from the [[podcasts-2005\|2005 podcasts archive]] page on the wiki. -Tantek		** after the event. The original podcast of this session had thought to be (ironically) lost (was published originally at: <nowiki>http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3</nowiki> but we05.com went offline sometime in 2006). However, I was able to recover a copy of it that had been downloaded from some archives, and as the podcast [http://tantek.com/log/2005/10.html#d02t1813 was originally Creative Commons licensed], I have mirrored it on microformats.org ([http://microformats.org/media/2005/09/we05-14-tantek-celik2.mp3 download mp3]) and linked to it from the [[podcasts-2005\|2005 podcasts archive]] page on the wiki. -Tantek

Tantek: updated with new mirrored URL for "Microformats: Evolving The Web" at WE05 podcast.

2007-12-18T21:39:08Z

updated with new mirrored URL for "Microformats: Evolving The Web" at WE05 podcast.

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	** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)		** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)
	** ...		** ...
	** after the event~~: Ironically, the~~ podcast of this session ~~has been~~ lost (was ~~formerly~~ at: http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3 ). As it was Creative Commons licensed, ~~if anyone out there has~~ it~~, please post it somewhere - perhaps to http://odeo~~.~~com/ - and leave a comment on the~~ [http://~~odeo~~.~~com~~/~~audio~~/~~270407~~/~~view Odeo entry for~~ the ~~original podcast~~] ~~linking to~~ the ~~new location~~.		** after the event. The original podcast of this session had thought to be (ironically) lost (was published originally at: <nowiki>http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3</nowiki> but we05.com went offline sometime in 2006). However, I was able to recover a copy of it that had been downloaded from some archives, and as the podcast was Creative Commons licensed, I have mirrored it on microformats.org ([http://microformats.org/media/2005/09/we05-14-tantek-celik2.mp3 download mp3]) and link to it from the [[podcasts-2005\|2005 podcasts archive]] page on the wiki. -Tantek

AndyMabbett: different applications; copy edits

2007-09-05T09:36:52Z

different applications; copy edits

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	== Expansions ==		== Expansions ==
	* '''your data''' - whether you created it or purchased it		* '''your data''' - whether you created it or purchased it
	* '''across space''' - different websites, different devices, different media, space-shifting in general		* '''across space''' - different websites, different devices, different media, different applications, space-shifting in general
	* '''across time''' - archiving at one point in time, retrieving at another point in time, time-shifting in general		* '''across time''' - archiving at one point in time, retrieving at another point in time, time-shifting in general

	== Relation to microformats ==		== Relation to microformats ==
	Data portability was~~/is~~ one of the incentives behind the development of [[microformats]], and now microformats have provided key building blocks for enabling or improving data portability across a variety contexts:		Data portability was, and remains, one of the incentives behind the development of [[microformats]], and now microformats have provided key building blocks for enabling or improving data portability across a variety contexts:
	* contact information portability. [[hcard\|hCard]] has lowered the barrier to sharing contact information on the Web compatibly with the industry standard vCard (RFC 2426) format.		* contact information portability. [[hcard\|hCard]] has lowered the barrier to sharing contact information on the Web compatibly with the industry standard vCard (RFC 2426) format.
	* event portability. With [[hcalendar\|hCalendar]], it is possible to upload an event from one calendar site to another and the portability of iCalendar (RFC 2445) data has also been enhanced for the Web.		* event portability. With [[hcalendar\|hCalendar]], it is possible to upload an event from one calendar site to another and the portability of iCalendar (RFC 2445) data has also been enhanced for the Web.
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	== Previous ~~Work~~ ==		== Previous work ==
	Data portability has been an important topic for quite some time, our work today stands on the shoulders of that earlier work. Here are a few illustrative citations/examples:		Data portability has been an important topic for quite some time, our work today stands on the shoulders of that earlier work. Here are a few illustrative citations/examples:
	* 2001 [http://digitalconsumer.org/ DigitalConsumer.org] founded [http://digitalconsumer.org/press-factsheet.html by Joe Kraus and Graham Spencer]. key achievements:		* 2001 [http://digitalconsumer.org/ DigitalConsumer.org] founded [http://digitalconsumer.org/press-factsheet.html by Joe Kraus and Graham Spencer]. key achievements:
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	** accessing different disk formats, with different hard disk peripheral interfaces (SCSI, Firewire, USB)		** accessing different disk formats, with different hard disk peripheral interfaces (SCSI, Firewire, USB)
	** reading old file formats		** reading old file formats
	** ~~transfering~~ your data when upgrading (or just replacing) a personal computer		** transferring your data when upgrading (or just replacing) a personal computer
	** historical fragility of online-only data stores (e.g. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop.com Desktop.com], which terminated access without warning and thus effectively "lost" all their users' data).		** historical fragility of online-only data stores (e.g. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop.com Desktop.com], which terminated access without warning and thus effectively "lost" all their users' data).
	** partial recoverability of files from hard disk crashes or other corruption		** partial recoverability of files from hard disk crashes or other corruption
	** "You control your own data" - ~~Users~~ should own their own data		** "You control your own data" - users should own their own data
	** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)		** Incentives for companies to support open formats: do the right thing, build user trust, easier importing/growth, network effects, outgrow the competition (or established proprietary players)
	** ...		** ...
	** after the event: Ironically, the podcast of this session has been lost (was formerly at: http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3 ). As it was Creative Commons licensed, if anyone out there has it, please post it somewhere, perhaps to http://odeo.com/ , and leave a comment on the [http://odeo.com/audio/270407/view Odeo entry for the original podcast] linking to the new location.		** after the event: Ironically, the podcast of this session has been lost (was formerly at: http://we05.com/podcast/mp3/we05-2-tantek-celik.mp3 ). As it was Creative Commons licensed, if anyone out there has it, please post it somewhere - perhaps to http://odeo.com/ - and leave a comment on the [http://odeo.com/audio/270407/view Odeo entry for the original podcast] linking to the new location.