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Kaliya has been working on cultivating open standards for user-centric identity since 2004.

She co-founded, co-produces and facilitates the Internet Identity Workshop, the primary venue for collaboration amongst large internet portals, large Enterprise IT companies and small innovators.

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Technologies in the community include OpenID, OAuth, XRD, Information Cards, SAML, Portable Contacts, XRI, XDI, Open Social, Activity Streams, DiSo etc.

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The VRM (Vendor Relationship Management) Projectlead by Doc Searls is moving forward the idea that citizens need tools to interact with the vendors they do business with - the reciprocal of CRM.

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« “THE” OpenID – MSFT announcement @ RSA

No answer to my question yet.

Posted on Tuesday 6 February 2007

The one question I have about this collaboration announcement why Cordance, NetMesh and other companies who have made major contributions and have critical stakes in the OpenID community were not listed in the announcement. I know it was pulled together very quickly but I think the contributions of those two companies have been extensive and deserved mention (and yes! they do have ‘code’).

There was no mention LiveJournal or of SixAppart or Brad Fitzpatrick the originator of OpenID.

I hope that in the future we can work to be more inclusive and uplift all the main contributors to these efforts.

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