Hi guys,
> > > It was Rajeev J Sebastian who said at the right time 02.09.2008 19:17 the > following words: > > Trüg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Tuesday 02 September 2008 18:22:50 you wrote: > > > Hi, > > Sorry for the intrusion ... but please also consider Anonymous > context, where we can start a temporary context whose history wont be > stored anywhere. > > > that sounds complicated actually. do we really need this? > > > Its available in the new Google Chrome browser ... not to mention also > Kate which can start a new Anonymous Session via the Kate Launcher > kicker button. > > === I think technically it's not difficult to implement the privacy mode. Please see [1] and generally [2] as a related project. Basicly the user can define which resource (using its URI) a NOP should not be stored in RDF repository. Several alternative of user interface: 1. One button for privacy mode. "Don't store all my interaction with you, until I say you again to do so." => pause/play button Drawback: User switches context very often.(I can not find the scientific publication that states this.) 2. One button/context menu for each resource. "I don't want you to store my past, current or future interactions related to this resource." Example: user presses a button in Konqueror then the website URL will be rembered by the system and all NOPs related to this URL will be deleted (past history) or not send to UserObservationHub(current and future) Drawback: It needs more interaction from the user side. 3. NOPs search interface and editor If 1) and 2) fail, for example user forgot to deactivate it, she can still search for the resource and delete it from the RDF repository. Christian [1] http://attentiontrust.org/users/atx [2] http://attentiontrust.org/
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