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What are identifiers in the digital context?

Jean Russell and I continued our conversation on What are Identifiers this time focusing on the digital context.

We cover what user-names are, how they are not portable, what it means to have a portable identifier - and talk about the open standard that enables portability - OpenID.

It is up on the Reputation Currents Blog.

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  1. What are Identifiers?
  2. July Planetwork FOCUS on DIGITAL IDENTITY TOOLS
  3. Reality: this [OpenID] is big
  4. Online Community Unconference: Identity Session
  5. Comment from Scott Cadzow on "What is Identity?"

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