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5788_32 John Lam's Bookmarks Tagged With "social networking"

  1. Visit NoseRub: a decentralized, social network integration protocol NoseRub: a decentralized, social network integration protocol

    http://noserub.com/

    A protocol, implementation, exemplar and inspiration for a decentralized social network, NoseRub uses already available standards such as OpenID, FOAF, and RSS to support truly decentralized social networks. Several sites, such as sister site Iden… More

  2. Visit social network portability · Microformats.org social network portability · Microformats.org

    http://microformats.org/wiki/social-network-portability

    Rather than let Myspace and Facebook create walled gardens and become killer apps in social networking, this group of developers have undertaken to solve the social network portability problem. Whether they succeed depends upon how easily folks ca… More

  3. Visit Elgg: the opensource social networking platform Elgg: the opensource social networking platform

    http://elgg.org/

    For companies worried about their intellectual property and data loss but still wanting to harness the power of social networking, this opensource platform can host files, podcasts, blogs, supports tagging, allows full customization, and can inter… More

  4. Visit 30 Boxed | Calendar Mashup Machine 30 Boxed | Calendar Mashup Machine

    http://30boxes.com/boxed

    30 Boxes now lets you build calendars from all sorts of information like photos and blogs. You can use calendar data too, and need not join 30 Boxes to build one! 30 Boxes lets you share your calendar and feeds with levels of privacy. It can … More

  5. Visit People Aggregator — a portable and open social network People Aggregator — a portable and open social network

    http://PeopleAggregator.net

    Instead of building yet another social network for each platform and for each site, building on the People Aggregator infrastructure lets people combine and extend their existing networks. They can also move their identity and networks to other pl… More

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