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* Identity providers could provide hCard marked up profile pages | * Identity providers could provide hCard marked up profile pages | ||
* re-use hCard (vCard) vocabulary for HTTP query based key-value pairs of information requested and returned | * re-use [[hcard|hCard]] (vCard) vocabulary for HTTP query based key-value pairs of information requested and returned | ||
== Microformats outside HTML == | == Microformats outside HTML == | ||
* JSON representations of hCard etc. | * JSON representations of hCard etc. | ||
== OpenID whitelist authentication for private [[hcard|hCard]] == | |||
A possible design pattern is to use OpenID to allow a person to login to, say, a blog and find out more information. You could build the whitelist of OpenID's by parsing data out of a social network API or a list of XFN friends (following the ideas on [[social-network-portability]]). | |||
[[User:TomMorris|Tom Morris]] has implemented this on [http://tommorris.org/blog his blog], and on a "family extranet". | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenID OpenID on Wikipedia] | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenID OpenID on Wikipedia] | ||
Revision as of 13:11, 10 September 2007
OpenId + Microformats Brainstorming
This is a public space for capturing some ideas on how OpenId and Microformats can work together.
Relevant Microformats
- hCard - for profiles
- XFN
- rel="friend" etc. for marking up relationships between profiles
- rel="me" for identity consolidation among profiles
- Should Yadis be extended to support rel="me"?
Ideas for use
- Identity providers could provide hCard marked up profile pages
- re-use hCard (vCard) vocabulary for HTTP query based key-value pairs of information requested and returned
Microformats outside HTML
- JSON representations of hCard etc.
OpenID whitelist authentication for private hCard
A possible design pattern is to use OpenID to allow a person to login to, say, a blog and find out more information. You could build the whitelist of OpenID's by parsing data out of a social network API or a list of XFN friends (following the ideas on social-network-portability).
Tom Morris has implemented this on his blog, and on a "family extranet".