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W3C Social Web Incubator Group

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This XG started on 6 April 2009 and closed on 6 December 2010. See the final report.

The mission of the Social Web Incubator Group, part of the Incubator Activity, is to understand the systems and technologies that permit the description and identification of people, groups, organizations, and user-generated content in extensible and privacy-respecting ways.

See the charter for more information.

About the Social Web XG

As a W3C Incubator group, our primary responsibility is to produce a final report summarizing our discussions with other groups, and propose a way forward for the W3C to participate productively in the wider Social Web ecosystem. In particular, we will survey the landscape for community-driven standards that in the future may be interested in W3C standardization, and how current W3C standards or Recommendation track work should take into account wider Social Web initiatives from outside the W3C.

Meetings

Next Meeting: June 30th 15:00-16:00 UTC (16:00 London, 11:00 Boston, 8:00AM San Francisco) Final Report work
Wiki and Blogs
Wiki: Most of our work happens on our wiki. The wiki is readable by the public, but in order to make sure all contributions are royalty free, only members can edit the wiki.

For aggregated updates: Visit the Planet Social.

Social Web Microblog: Just join the swxg! group on identi.ca.

For high-level updates: Check out the Last Week In W3C Social Web blog!
News
2009-11-04: Future of the Social Web Panel held at W3C TPAC (See W3C Announcement), see notes on wiki.

2009-11-02: Social Web XG Face to Face held at W3C TPAC (See W3C Announcement), see notes on wiki.

2009-04-29: Social Web Camp held at Sun Offices in San Jose

2009-04-29: Social Web Camp held at WWW2009 (See W3C Announcement), see notes on wiki.

2009-04-06: Initial W3C news release announcing the formation of Social Web.

Minutes

June 23th 15:00 UTC * Final Report Updates
June 16th 15:00 UTC * Lalana Kagal (MIT) and Slim Trabelsi (SAP) on privacy and policy via rules (AIR, XACML) for social networks
June 9th 15:00 UTC * Paul Trevithick (Azigo/Higgins Project) on future of digital identity
June 2nd 15:00 UTC * Discussion with W3C Staff on Accessibility
May 19th 15:00 UTC * Discussion on narrative and sections of final report
May 12th 15:00 UTC * Open Graph Protocol and liasoning with Paul Groth and Yolanda Gil of Provenance XG
April 21th 15:00 UTC * Discussion on making W3C more lightweight and accessible
April 14th 15:00 UTC * Oshani Seneviratne (MIT) on using RDFa to check and share licensing permissions (Creative Commons)
April 7th 15:00 UTC * Atom, OData, and RDF
March 10th 16:00 UTC * Widgets and OpenSocial Discussion
March 3rd 16:00 UTC * Tim Berners-Lee (W3C) on future of social networking
February 24th 16:00 UTC * Charter Extension and final report discussion
February 10th 16:00 UTC * More high-level principles and Manu Sporny (Digital Bazaar) on PaySwarm Micropayments
February 3rd 16:00 UTC * Anita Doehler (Vodafone) on OneSocialWeb
January 27th 16:00 UTC * Jeff Panzer (Google) on Salmon Protocol
January 20th 21:00 UTC * High level architecture
January 13th 16:00 UTC * Planning for new year
December 9th 16:00 UTC * DanBri and Henry Story (SUN) on FOAF+SSL
December 2nd 16:00 UTC * Chris Messina on ActivityStreams
November 25th 16:00 UTC * Eran Hammer-Lahav (Yahoo!) on WebFinger and XRD-S
November 18th 16:00 UTC *Final Report work
November 11th 16:00 UTC Reportback from TPAC
October 28th 16:00 UTC Joseph Smarr on PortableContacts
October 21st 16:00 UTC David Recordon and Luke Shepard (Facebook) on Open Social Standards
October 14th 16:00 UTC Matt Lee on GNU Social
October 7th 16:00 UTC Evan Prodromou on OpenMicroblogging
September 30th 13:00 UTC Peter St. Andre on XMPP
September 23rd 13:00 UTC Ros Lawler (Random House)
September 16th 13:00 UTC David Raggett (W3C) on privacy providers
September 9th 13:00 UTC Use-case work
September 2nd 13:00 UTC Use-case work
August 26th 13:00 UTC Use-case work
August 19th 13:00 UTC Nathan Eagle (MIT) on reality-mining
July 29th 13:00 UTC Use-case work
July 22nd 13:00 UTC Gypsii on mobile social networking
July 15th 13:00 UTC Oslo Alliance and Geolocation for mobiles
July 8th 13:00 UTC Further discussion on privacy
July 1st 13:00 UTC Soren Preisbusch and Josh Bonneau (Cambridge) on privacy policies in social networks
June 24th 13:00 UTC Kaliya Hamlin on Identity Commons
June 17th 13:00 UTC Social Networking Matrix
June 10th 13:00 UTC Definition of terms discussion
June 3rd 13:00 UTC Invited Guest Planning
May 27th 13:00 UTC vCard in RDF Update discussion
May 20th 13:00 UTC * Task forces
May 13th 13:00 UTC Task forces
May 6th 13:00 UTC Introductions

Dan Appelquist (Vodafone), Dan Brickley (Vrije Universiteit), Harry Halpin (University of Edinburgh), Social Web Incubator Group co-Chairs
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