June 13 2007 Meeting notes - Revision history

Joe.andrieu: /* Other Calls */

2007-07-25T17:20:45Z

Other Calls

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2007-07-25T17:20:30Z

Meeting notes 2007 06 13 moved to June 13 2007 Meeting notes

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Joe.andrieu: /* Prior Conference Calls */

2007-07-25T17:06:53Z

Prior Conference Calls

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Joe.andrieu: /* Attendees */

2007-06-13T18:58:49Z

Attendees

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	* Alan Mitchell		* Alan Mitchell
	* Iain Henderson		* Iain Henderson
			* Whitney McNamara

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Joe.andrieu: /* Sxipper */

2007-06-13T18:58:27Z

Sxipper

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	Any WP hackers out there? We'd like to get some things set up with the VRM blog, but it seems to be a bit challenging.		Any WP hackers out there? We'd like to get some things set up with the VRM blog, but it seems to be a bit challenging.
	===Sxipper===		===Sxipper===
	Good review from Dean Landsman. Fluid and open, yet gives me control at the level I want. Most of the time. There are a few spots where it advances through where I didn't want to, but generally pretty good. ~~Sxip~~ comes out of the Identity community and, in some ways, ~~are basically and~~ interface between user-centric identity and legacy identity, which means password management. They are VRM-y, so check them out and give some feedback.		Good review from Dean Landsman. Fluid and open, yet gives me control at the level I want. Most of the time. There are a few spots where it advances through where I didn't want to, but generally pretty good. Sxipper comes out of the Identity community and, in some ways, is essentially an interface between user-centric identity and legacy identity, which means password management. They are VRM-y, so check them out and give some feedback. http://www.sxip.com

	===SuperNova===		===SuperNova===
	An unconference VRM workshop will be collocated at the [http://www.supernova2007.com SuperNova conference]. Good news is that it will likely attract some new people. We probably won't have to do much--the beauty of the unconference/Open Space format.		An unconference VRM workshop will be collocated at the [http://www.supernova2007.com SuperNova conference]. Good news is that it will likely attract some new people. We probably won't have to do much--the beauty of the unconference/Open Space format.

Joe.andrieu: /* Attendees */

2007-06-13T18:57:26Z

Attendees

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	* Sean Ammirati		* Sean Ammirati
	* Alan Mitchell		* Alan Mitchell
	* ~~Iaian~~ Henderson		* Iain Henderson

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Joe.andrieu: /* Attendees */

2007-06-13T18:57:16Z

Attendees

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	* Sean Ammirati		* Sean Ammirati
	* Alan Mitchell		* Alan Mitchell
			* Iaian Henderson

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Joe.andrieu: /* Next Meeting */

2007-06-13T18:52:45Z

Next Meeting

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	==Next Meeting==		==Next Meeting==
			Wednesday June 20

Joe.andrieu: /* Additional Use Cases */

2007-06-13T18:52:25Z

Additional Use Cases

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	*and when another person gets that charge on their bank statement, wesabe points them to the other person's note on the problem with it		*and when another person gets that charge on their bank statement, wesabe points them to the other person's note on the problem with it
	*specifically cases where banks are applying questionable transaction fees, etc.		*specifically cases where banks are applying questionable transaction fees, etc.
	allowing the collective to benefit from one person's work		*allowing the collective to benefit from one person's work
	*you might never bother to check that $1 charge...		*you might never bother to check that $1 charge...
	*but because someone else did you find out that it's suspect automagically		*but because someone else did you find out that it's suspect automagically

Joe.andrieu: /* Notes */

2007-06-13T18:52:04Z

Notes

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	So, perhaps what we can do is provide some "DNA" injected into the process to facilitate users contributing and accessing a shared understanding of product reality.		So, perhaps what we can do is provide some "DNA" injected into the process to facilitate users contributing and accessing a shared understanding of product reality.

			see http://www.wesabe.com for some approaches:
			*wesabe is personal finance mgt. web site
			*classic example of this for wesabe is bank charges
			*people dispute a particular charge with their bank...
			*flag that change as bogus in wesabe...
			*and when another person gets that charge on their bank statement, wesabe points them to the other person's note on the problem with it
			*specifically cases where banks are applying questionable transaction fees, etc.
			allowing the collective to benefit from one person's work
			*you might never bother to check that $1 charge...
			*but because someone else did you find out that it's suspect automagically

	==Status==		==Status==