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Tantek: /* issues */ move to separate page

2009-07-30T02:29:01Z

issues: move to separate page

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	== issues ==		== issues ==
	~~When this section grows too large, move it to~~ [[block-list-issues]] ~~and leave a link in place~~.		See [[block-list-issues]].

	Does a block list need to represent levels of animosity? Most examples in the wild are binary: either someone is blocked or they aren't (unlike XFN or other buddy list taxonomies that allow for degrees of intimacy and clarity).

	~~Couldn't this be an addition to XFN then, or would it be out of scope? --[[User:AlexandreSolleiro\|AlexandreSolleiro]] 16:36, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)~~

	It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.
	~~[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)~~

	~~===template===~~
	~~{{issues-format}}~~

	== see also ==		== see also ==

RyanKing: Reverted edits by CnaolOc4tv (Talk) to last version by Tantek

2008-12-29T19:22:10Z

Reverted edits by CnaolOc4tv (Talk) to last version by Tantek

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CnaolOc4tv: trbasro

2008-12-29T10:46:01Z

trbasro

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Tantek: brainstorming has its own page now.

2008-08-13T08:05:43Z

brainstorming has its own page now.

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	== brainstorming ==		== brainstorming ==
	~~When this section grows too large, move it to:~~ [[block-list-brainstorming]] ~~and leave a link in place~~.		See [[block-list-brainstorming]].
	* XEN

	== issues ==		== issues ==

AndyMabbett: template

2008-01-29T09:08:56Z

template

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	It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.		It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.
	[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)		[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)

			===template===
			{{issues-format}}

	== see also ==		== see also ==

ChristopheDucamp: restitution de la dernière modification de Tantek

2007-11-22T10:11:38Z

restitution de la dernière modification de Tantek

← Older revision	Revision as of 10:11, 22 November 2007
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		<h1>block list</h1>
		{{TOC-right}}
		Part of the [[social network portability]] effort.

		== introduction ==
		Many [[social networking]] sites provide the user the capability to "block" or "ignore" other users of those sites, typically because those other users are stalking, trolling, harrassing, or [http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/04/angrynegative_p.html behaving negatively] in some other way.

		The "block list" effort documents how current social networking sites are handling these interactions in the hopes that this research can be used for developing a portable block list that a user could privately share with other sites (probably via [[oauth]] or [[openid]] or both) so that they could block a troll on one service, and have the troll automatically blocked on other services as well.

		== examples ==
		See [[block-list-examples]].

		== formats ==
		See [[block-list-formats]].

		== brainstorming ==
		When this section grows too large, move it to: [[block-list-brainstorming]] and leave a link in place.
		* XEN

		== issues ==
		When this section grows too large, move it to [[block-list-issues]] and leave a link in place.

		Does a block list need to represent levels of animosity? Most examples in the wild are binary: either someone is blocked or they aren't (unlike XFN or other buddy list taxonomies that allow for degrees of intimacy and clarity).

		Couldn't this be an addition to XFN then, or would it be out of scope? --[[User:AlexandreSolleiro\|AlexandreSolleiro]] 16:36, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)

		It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.
		[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)

		== see also ==
		* [[block-list-examples]]
		* [[block-list-formats]]
		* [[block-list-brainstorming]]
		* [[social-network-portability]]
		* [[hcard-xfn-supporting-friends-lists]]

Bollocks at 23:22, 21 November 2007

2007-11-21T23:22:00Z

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	~~<h1>block list</h1>~~
	~~{{TOC-right}}~~
	~~Part of the [[social network portability]] effort.~~

	~~== introduction ==~~
	Many [[social networking]] sites provide the user the capability to "block" or "ignore" other users of those sites, typically because those other users are stalking, trolling, harrassing, or [http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/04/angrynegative_p.html behaving negatively] in some other way.

	The "block list" effort documents how current social networking sites are handling these interactions in the hopes that this research can be used for developing a portable block list that a user could privately share with other sites (probably via [[oauth]] or [[openid]] or both) so that they could block a troll on one service, and have the troll automatically blocked on other services as well.

	~~== examples ==~~
	~~See [[block-list-examples]].~~

	~~== formats ==~~
	~~See [[block-list-formats]].~~

	~~== brainstorming ==~~
	~~When this section grows too large, move it to: [[block-list-brainstorming]] and leave a link in place.~~
	* XEN

	~~== issues ==~~
	~~When this section grows too large, move it to [[block-list-issues]] and leave a link in place.~~

	Does a block list need to represent levels of animosity? Most examples in the wild are binary: either someone is blocked or they aren't (unlike XFN or other buddy list taxonomies that allow for degrees of intimacy and clarity).

	~~Couldn't this be an addition to XFN then, or would it be out of scope? --[[User:AlexandreSolleiro\|AlexandreSolleiro]] 16:36, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)~~

	It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.
	~~[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)~~

	~~== see also ==~~
	* [[block-list-examples]]
	* [[block-list-formats]]
	* [[block-list-brainstorming]]
	* [[social-network-portability]]
	* [[hcard-xfn-supporting-friends-lists]]

Tantek: link research on to examples

2007-11-01T15:18:50Z

link research on to examples

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	Couldn't this be an addition to XFN then, or would it be out of scope? --[[User:AlexandreSolleiro\|AlexandreSolleiro]] 16:36, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)		Couldn't this be an addition to XFN then, or would it be out of scope? --[[User:AlexandreSolleiro\|AlexandreSolleiro]] 16:36, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)

	It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the research on block lists shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.		It's not clear, since XFN has a strictly positive/neutral scope, and the use-cases (and user interfaces) of friends lists and block lists are so very different. In particular, so far, the [[block-list-examples\|research on block lists]] shows no taxonomy at all. Just a simple list of people that are "blocked". Therefore that should perhaps be the basis of a first attempt at a microformat.
	[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)		[[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 23:06, 27 Oct 2007 (PDT)

Tantek: moved terminology to block-list-examples where it makes more sense as it derives directly from the examples

2007-11-01T15:17:57Z

moved terminology to block-list-examples where it makes more sense as it derives directly from the examples

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 == examples ==
 See [[block-list-examples]].
 == formats ==

Tantek: move examples to block-list-examples

2007-10-30T23:22:41Z

move examples to block-list-examples

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	== examples ==		== examples ==
	~~When this section grows too large, move it to:~~ [[block-list-examples]] ~~and leave a link in place~~.		See [[block-list-examples]].
	~~The following services have a block or ignore feature.~~
	* Flickr ("block this user" link when viewing a user's profile)
	* Twitter ("block ((username))" link when viewing a user's profile, just under their friends list)

	== terminology ==		== terminology ==