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On a closely related note, many sites have asked us to add "sign up
date" as well as other reputation attributes to our OpenID service,
mostly for anti-abuse purposes. This would be a useful AX attribute,
especially if OPs are willing to standardize on this.<br>
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it almost seems like its own namespace<br>
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<div>p.s.: see also <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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<div>Well, I think what Monica is talking about are more like "stats"
than reputation.</div>
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<div>Not all services count such things, but many could provide an
aggregate count as to the number of friends or contacts someone has, or
the number of fans or followers they've accrued. Twitter, Facebook, or
Amazon might also provide the number of lists they've made (for Amazon,
it'd be wishlists), or other stats.</div>
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<div>I wouldn't call this "reputation" because of the weight (and
near impossibility) of the subject matter — especially when applying it
to two disjoint social contexts.</div>
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<div>I think this at least bears inspection as Twitter is providing
this information. For now, I've created a page on the wiki to explore
this topic further:</div>
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<div><a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="https://activitystreams.pbworks.com/Stats">https://activitystreams.pbworks.com/Stats</a></div>
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