[OpenID] Long live the plebs!!! :-D Re: What are openids weaknesses?

[Jaco Aizenman]

Peter the pleb, please remember that the plebs got their rights and power
with the introduction of the fundamental rights (human rights) in the French
revolution, the USA Bill of rights and later on in other Constitutions
around the world.

So probably you will be happy to read that there is a new fundamental
right(1) presented in the Costa Rican Congress(2), to enhance the plebs
rights in the virtual world.

(1)
http://cis-berkman.editme.com/JacoLexiconChange2
http://personalidadvirtual.blogspot.com/
http://www.prensalibre.co.cr/2007/marzo/17/abanico08.php
http://www.asamblea.go.cr/actual/boletin/2006/oct06/24oct06.htm
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfdrkkds_70gsm7tj

(2) It is just a question of time until it will be studied to be included in
the Constitution by other Congresses around the world...



On 9/3/07, Peter Williams <pwilliams at rapattoni.com> wrote:
>
> Interesting. 15 years, huh. That's 1992. I don't remember him from the
> 1994 - 1997 period. I dealt with a lot of msft security folks in that
> period. I lost contact when msft started focussing on its s/mime obligations
> to Dod.
>
> Ok lets go look for emails from that period. In 1993/4 most of the
> leadership was in commercenet, funded by darpa (produced shttp). There was a
> little in w3c,except that focussing  on privacy labels and then object/code
> signing ( and the relationship between the two, leading to etrust apporach
> to privacy controls). The rest was https (well known netscape/verisign
> story) and the wars between pgp vs s/mime V2.  Until dod took control over
> netsace pki and msft smime v3, that's about it in the internet protocol
> space. There were some attempts to have html signature, as I recall. Things
> seem to stop until about 3 years ago.
>
>
> I know who kim cameron is , says peter the pleb. Heard him speak at didw
> last year.
>
> The point of the "someone" was ... Its not an authenicated blogsite. I
> don't know if its kim cameron or not speaking. Should there be an openid way
> of determining that from a godfaher, at least after 15 years?
>
> Remember peter comes from the bottom half of the class. We are slow,
> mentally.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Dave Kearns" <dkearns at gmail.com>
> To: "OpenID List" <general at openid.net>
> Sent: 9/3/07 3:04 PM
> Subject: Re: [OpenID] What are openids weaknesses?
>
> From: Peter Williams
> >
> > Following up the link in the zdnet article, somebody at
> > http://www.identityblog.com/ has some listed some criteria for
> > categorizing distinguished properties ("semantics") of various
> > systems. These seem high level - rather than rules for actual
> > inter-protocol gatewaying/proxying. But, at least its some
> > criteria to start with.
> >
>
> That "somebody" is Kim Cameron, certainly the godfather of user-centric
> identity, the architect of CardSpace/iCard, and a man who's been leading
> the
> identity debate for 15 years!
>
> I suggest you familiarize yourself with the game, the players (and,
> perhaps,
> the rules) before spouting off...
>
> -dave
>
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