On 3/23/07, Jeremy Frumkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While OpenID has potential within certain contexts, I have difficulty seeing
it being quickly adopted by libraries, universities, or other entities that
need to relate real identities to an OpenID. OpenID doesn¹t do trust; it
explicitly says i
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I haven't seen this mentioned yet, but it seems to me that another possible
application of OpenID might be to uniquely digital identifier for authors.
In other words, the OpenID could serve as a basis for a sort of open access
authority control service (in addition to the obvious single sign-on
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On Mar 23, 2007, at 1:21 AM, Alexander Johannesen wrote:
I suspect most of our patrons are in the latter category, but hey,
we're going to implement
OpenID cross-system soon so at least we're trying. :)
I think experimentation and research are needed in the application of
openid in libraries...
i can see many library administrators being skeptical about openid...
at my library we're actively looking at shibboleth. i don't know enough
about either one yet to speak intelligently about them,
but..doesn't shibboleth operate similarly to openid?
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On 22-Mar-07, at 23:37 , Ross Singer wrote:
On 3/22/07, Don McMorris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ryan's message (I guess seeing "academia") made me think of Athens,
which made me further think "Hey, Subscription Databases are just
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I believe Andy Powell wrote up a blog entry on this possibility...
Yep, he did it¹s aat
http://efoundations.typepad.com/efoundations/2007/01/repositories_an.html
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On 3/22/07 9:16 PM, "Harrison Dekker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't seen this mentioned yet, but it seems to me t
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My rule about Shibboleth is that it takes twice as long to implement as
you planned, even if you take this rule into account. That was funny
when we were in the second year of a one-year implentation timetable.
Now that we're in the fifth year
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Ah ha! /That's/ the problem with Shibboleth -- every time anyone tries to
implement it, they say it incorrectly and are subsequently killed, sending
the institution back to square one.
-Ross.
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On Mar 22, 2007, at 10:51 PM, Jeremy Frumkin wrote:
It isn’t clear to me that there is enough added value to libraries
at this point to adopt OpenID – of course, I’d be glad to buy
someone a beer if they provide a use case to convince me otherwise ;-)
OK, I'll bite:
* We build a registry mapp
I posted some comments in Web4Lib on this- but on code4lib, I'd like
to be a bit more provocative and get y'all bothered.
* What online resources would you collect?
- "collection" of online resources is an oxymoron.
* How would you connect people to these new collections?
- why do you think it i
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Eric Hellman wrote:
> I posted some comments in Web4Lib on this- but on code4lib, I'd like
> to be a bit more provocative and get y'all bothered.
>
> * What online resources would you collect?
Information of interest to the community we serve.
> * How would you conne
On 3/23/07, Antonio Barrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have any of you used PHP Symfony in depth? Is it a fine reply to the
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Hmm? What's that you say? Just a sec, but in the meantime, why not sit
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Ok, so this is a good example for where I¹m failing to see the advantage to
OpenID over the current local authentication provided by a university /
library. Why would I need to use OpenID as opposed to my current account
that my library provides me? As I understand the current OpenURL workflow,
Ope
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Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
> On Mar 21, 2007, at 5:07 AM, Laurence Finston wrote:
>
> Cool, and interesting. I think I speak for the community when I
> sincerely say, "Good luck".
>
Thank you.
> The goals you desire to achieve with the software are the same sorts
> of goals many of us have. I'm s
On Mar 23, 2007, at 2:41 PM, Jeremy Frumkin wrote:
Ok, so this is a good example for where I’m failing to see the
advantage to
OpenID over the current local authentication provided by a
university /
library. Why would I need to use OpenID as opposed to my current
account
that my library provides
> Ultimately, I'd hope to see libraries agree on a set of attributes
> for classifying patrons, building registries of trusted providers,
> and using this as basis for offering services outside our own
> institutions. (There's a "Mashing Up The Library" entrant floating
> around in my mind, with th
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The conference center sent over the feedback they'd received, and Roy
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Happy reading. ;)
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On 22 March 2007, William Denton wrote:
I hadn't been too clear on OpenID but a week or two ago I listened to a
recording of a talk about that explained it well. I can't find it
again, unfortunately, but you can take my word for it that it was pretty
good.
It was Simon Willison at the Future
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