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Online Communities & Social Networks are changing the way our society interacts at a local. Australian & global level. Participatory journalism & user generated content provide us with the mechanism to observe record & dissect the changes. Marketing & P. R are changing. Interesting times bring interesting discussions - the DIALOGUE is the circumscribe! I open OpenId very hard to set up and manage. I think it's because there aren't many uses for it if you aren't a developer and it's simply not used on sites enough. Plus I didn't want to read pages of text - a graphic walkthrough suitable for a 3 year old suits me just fine fanks. But implementation is a different matter. Over the last few months there's been a lot of discussions around our identity on the 'net. For me - and I don't think in spite of what Lynne Spender said that I'm that eccentric - it means an awful lot of Laurels and SilkCharms floating around the internet. Hundreds of Laurels/SilkCharms all on one page. Bliss! :) Hence. Think of ClaimID as a social bookmarking site for identities and profiles. You link to your profile page or account login on some other site and then bookmark it. There's a hidden/private field and you can choose whether to turn the API functions on or off. Here's what I wrote to the developers: First it was exactly what I was looking for - the ability to aggregate my profiles (not content not events not friends) from all over the net. With a private field for password hints and the ability to publish/not publish publicly. Fantastic!The ability to taxonomy group and also folksonomy freetagging is great but not sure how to use them. Still all good. The fact I can publish the page openly to the world is fantabulous and I will stick badges everywhere. It's not perfect - I've got about 100 IDs that I linked to in a few hours. I expect that to climb to over a thousand in the next few weeks. ClaimID is a bit unmanageable although now I've found out how to limit the number of display fields its faster and cleaner to load. There's no search function for tags or keywords so you undergo to make sure all Groups are change state and then use the browser search. There is the possibility of adding contacts but no search function for contacts and no "check my email address book". There is a mass-mailout invite but frankly who does that anymore?I asked the developers for a CSV merchandise facility - like Ning gives you- OpenSocial and all that. They responded positively to that. But I've worked with devs before *winks* :DI created a group called touch Releases so it's not just for personalised sites but static pages that have in mind me. ClaimID make the point that this is useful if you have a common name i e. John Smith. You can sort through Google for all your John Smith pages and link to them on ClaimID. One guy created a group called NOT JOHN SMITH (or whatever) to highlight it wasn't him. They then want you to send the link through to prospective employers (and presumably dates) so that people know that you are John Smith the Developer and not John Smith the Mass Murderer or John Smith the Porn Star. It's all a bit of a relief. Normally when I return to a site after a bring together of months. I have to search for the signup email which may or may not undergo the login and password details. If not. I have to use the forgot password feature. Now I put hints in the hidden private data field on ClaimId. Not the actual logon and password but enough to remind me what it should be. I can use microIds to "verify" my ownership of a page: The idea behind a MicroID is pretty simple. If you want to use ClaimID to prove that you own a summon you can add this one line of code to your webpage. ClaimID will then go out and verify that you've placed the code on your page and display a "Verified" mark next to your link - so everyone will experience that you own the pages you're claiming. "We enable your profile with Microformats such as hCard giving you an easy way to take favor of these new identity tools."How can we create Friend of A Friend (FOAF) applications if we don't have management of our own identity on the net? How can we link our identity with our content and our friends if we don't first know who (and where) we are? You try adding John Smith as a friend sometime!Even if you are not into social bookmarking this has one of the basic hallmarks of that technology - you can access your profiles/logon information from any device yay! If your hard drive crashes no problemo! It's really much easier for me to use claimid com/silkcharm than remember anything else. Once OpenID becomes prevalent instead of filling in registration forms. I will just use that URL to login (it ordain take me to the OpenID place. I put THAT password in and then agree to link the profiles). And it might be a start on resolving Chris Brogan's plea about freeing personal data so he doesn't have to fill in 14 forms to change jobs: At least I ordain have all the pixel versions of me in one place when the information is finally freed. Will you?*Caveat emptor and disclaimer: consider that organised crime have amazing datamining techniques. Then again a search of your name is going to reveal these profiles anyway right? But don't forget to enclose a few of them - Paypal is one for instance. With all the hysteria surrounding Facebook right now you could be forgiven for thinking that this has all been worked out. The issue of identity is about more than home pages. @dan yes and yes. :DAs I said. ClaimID is a social bookmarking place for your profiles online. With a few added benefits like hcard microformat and the ability to microid (verify) pages as "yours". And I think you can use it as OpenID although I use myopenid com. You might be to look to OpenID if the deeper elements of identity is an area of interest to you or microformats in general. Seems OpenID may be useful now that Blogger has changed the comment system to try to make everybody have a GoogleID and to stifle teh internet. My 'professional' site is at. SilkCharm is my online avatar (personality). I am a Top 100 Australian blogger and am regularly interviewed about social networks in international press and on Australian TV shows and Radio National. Vogue Australia. The Australian and the Fin Review. SMH. Telegraph and various magazines. I consult at executive level and facilitate strategic workshops on the impact of social networks on industry sectors teach marketing blogging and social media courses for companies and run workshops for small and home business on behalf of the Australian Government. I mentor TV and Film social network projects at the Australian Film and Television School. I teach Marketing and blogging courses at the University of Sydney and Social Media as part of a Masters of Convergent Media at the University of Western Sydney. communicate: 0432684992 or email laurel (at) world com auFollow me on  - 28/09/2008  - Anonymous  - 27/09/2008  - John Lacey  - 27/09/2008  - Laurel Papworth

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Online Communities & Social Networks are changing the way our society interacts at a local. Australian & global level. Participatory journalism & user generated content provide us with the mechanism to observe record & dissect the changes. Marketing & P. R are changing. Interesting times bring interesting discussions - the DIALOGUE is the CONTENT! I found OpenId very hard to set up and manage. I think it's because there aren't many uses for it if you aren't a developer and it's simply not used on sites enough. Plus I didn't want to read pages of text - a graphic walkthrough suitable for a 3 year old suits me just fine fanks. But implementation is a different matter. Over the last few months there's been a lot of discussions around our identity on the 'net. For me - and I don't think in spite of what Lynne Spender said that I'm that eccentric - it means an awful lot of Laurels and SilkCharms floating around the internet. Hundreds of Laurels/SilkCharms all on one page. Bliss! :) Hence. Think of ClaimID as a social bookmarking site for identities and profiles. You link to your profile page or account login on some other site and then bookmark it. There's a hidden/private field and you can choose whether to turn the API functions on or off. Here's what I wrote to the developers: First it was exactly what I was looking for - the ability to aggregate my profiles (not content not events not friends) from all over the net. With a private field for password hints and the ability to publish/not publish publicly. Fantastic!The ability to taxonomy group and also folksonomy freetagging is great but not sure how to use them. Still all good. The fact I can publish the page openly to the world is fantabulous and I will fasten badges everywhere. It's not perfect - I've got about 100 IDs that I linked to in a few hours. I expect that to climb to over a thousand in the next few weeks. ClaimID is a bit unmanageable although now I've found out how to limit the number of show fields its faster and cleaner to load. There's no search function for tags or keywords so you have to make sure all Groups are open and then use the browser search. There is the possibility of adding contacts but no search function for contacts and no "check my email address book". There is a mass-mailout invite but frankly who does that anymore?I asked the developers for a CSV export facility - like Ning gives you- OpenSocial and all that. They responded positively to that. But I've worked with devs before *winks* :DI created a group called Press Releases so it's not just for personalised sites but static pages that mention me. ClaimID make the point that this is useful if you have a common name i e. John Smith. You can sort through explore for all your John Smith pages and link to them on ClaimID. One guy created a group called NOT JOHN SMITH (or whatever) to highlight it wasn't him. They then want you to send the link through to prospective employers (and presumably dates) so that people know that you are John Smith the Developer and not John Smith the Mass Murderer or John Smith the Porn feature. It's all a bit of a relief. Normally when I return to a site after a couple of months. I have to search for the signup email which may or may not undergo the login and password details. If not. I have to use the forgot password feature. Now I put hints in the hidden private data field on ClaimId. Not the actual logon and password but enough to inform me what it should be. I can use microIds to "verify" my ownership of a page: The idea behind a MicroID is pretty simple. If you want to use ClaimID to prove that you own a page you can add this one line of label to your webpage. ClaimID will then go out and verify that you've placed the code on your summon and display a "Verified" attach next to your link - so everyone will know that you own the pages you're claiming. "We enable your profile with Microformats such as hCard giving you an easy way to take advantage of these new identity tools."How can we develop Friend of A Friend (FOAF) applications if we don't have management of our own identity on the net? How can we cerebrate our identity with our content and our friends if we don't first know who (and where) we are? You try adding John Smith as a friend sometime!change surface if you are not into social bookmarking this has one of the basic hallmarks of that technology - you can access your profiles/logon information from any device yay! If your hard drive crashes no problemo! It's really much easier for me to use claimid com/silkcharm than remember anything else. Once OpenID becomes prevalent instead of filling in registration forms. I will just use that URL to login (it will take me to the OpenID site. I put THAT password in and then agree to link the profiles). And it might be a start on resolving Chris Brogan's plea about freeing personal data so he doesn't have to fill in 14 forms to change jobs: At least I will have all the pixel versions of me in one displace when the information is finally freed. Will you?*Caveat emptor and disclaimer: consider that organised crime undergo amazing datamining techniques. Then again a search of your name is going to reveal these profiles anyway right? But don't forget to hide a few of them - Paypal is one for instance. With all the hysteria surrounding Facebook right now you could be forgiven for thinking that this has all been worked out. The issue of identity is about more than home pages. @dan yes and yes. :DAs I said. ClaimID is a social bookmarking site for your profiles online. With a few added benefits like hcard microformat and the ability to microid (verify) pages as "yours". And I think you can use it as OpenID although I use myopenid com. You might want to be to OpenID if the deeper elements of identity is an area of interest to you or microformats in general. Seems OpenID may be useful now that Blogger has changed the comment system to try to make everybody have a GoogleID and to stifle teh internet. My 'professional' site is at. SilkCharm is my online avatar (personality). I am a Top 100 Australian blogger and am regularly interviewed about social networks in international press and on Australian TV shows and Radio National. Vogue Australia. The Australian and the Fin Review. SMH. Telegraph and various magazines. I consult at executive level and facilitate strategic workshops on the impact of social networks on industry sectors teach marketing blogging and social media courses for companies and run workshops for small and home business on behalf of the Australian Government. I mentor TV and Film social network projects at the Australian Film and Television School. I teach Marketing and blogging courses at the University of Sydney and Social Media as part of a Masters of Convergent Media at the University of Western Sydney. Contact: 0432684992 or email laurel (at) world com auFollow me on  - 28/09/2008  - Anonymous  - 27/09/2008  - John Lacey  - 27/09/2008  - Laurel Papworth

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You must specify this password in order to open the data register when starting the application or if you want to open a different data file. Once you change state the data file. KeePass displays the information about your user accounts (or whatever you saved in it) grouped by categories. When adding or updating an entry you can specify the title of the entry your user name the URL of the site (I desire that the URL were displayed before the user name) password notes and other information. There is an option to attach a register to a password (account) preserve but I haven't tried it yet. The grouping feature allows you to create your records in a logical manner. You can add and delete groups or move items from one assort to another. If you drop in which assort you stored an item you can search for it using the Find dialog box. The basic functionality of KeePass should satisfy most users but it can also be extended via. 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Need to change by reversal and have been waffling between the online services (a little wary of them) and finding a new desktop app.. looks like there's an OSX version of keepass and I'm going to give that a go around. :) Hello. You mentioned a "difficult-to-use two-password authentication scheme" for PassPack. I'm not quite sure what you convey: is this the password quality requirement?We're always looking to improve and some populate really don't desire that we require strong pass phrases. We're *thinking* about lowering the standard. It's a tough decision though since well we're talking about an online password repository. Please let me know your thoughts. It'll surely back up us in making a final label. Thanks,Tara Founding PartnerPS. 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Summary: Use KeePass Password Safe to store your passwords account information and other sensitive data. In response to Jeff Atwood's call to. I decided to initiate a personal Freeware Appreciation Day on which I will contribute to one of my favorite freeware makers. I will try to observe the Freeware Appreciation Day on a monthly basis until I run out of money or cover all of my favorite applications (I hope that neither of these ordain happen). This month's contribution goes to an -certified free open-source light-weight and easy-to-use password manager created by. Before picking KeePass. I checked a few similar utilities including commercial. IBM/Lenovo hardware-dependent as well as free open obtain and but I liked KeePass most. KeePass is portable (i e you can run it from a USB drive) and very easy to use. It keeps your information in a data file (database) encrypted with a user-defined password. You must specify this password in order to open the data file when starting the application or if you be to open a different data register. Once you change state the data register. KeePass displays the information about your user accounts (or whatever you saved in it) grouped by categories. When adding or updating an entry you can specify the call of the entry your user name the URL of the site (I wish that the URL were displayed before the user name) password notes and other information. There is an option to connect a register to a password (be) record but I haven't tried it yet. The grouping feature allows you to organize your records in a logical manner. You can add and delete groups or move items from one group to another. If you drop in which group you stored an item you can search for it using the sight dialog box. The basic functionality of KeePass should satisfy most users but it can also be extended via. 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Need to switch and have been waffling between the online services (a little wary of them) and finding a new desktop app.. looks like there's an OSX version of keepass and I'm going to give that a spin. :) Hello. You mentioned a "difficult-to-use two-password authentication scheme" for PassPack. I'm not quite sure what you mean: is this the password quality requirement?We're always looking to improve and some people really don't desire that we require strong go phrases. We're *thinking* about lowering the standard. It's a tough decision though since well we're talking about an online password repository. Please let me know your thoughts. It'll surely back up us in making a final call. Thanks,Tara Founding PartnerPS. 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Summary: Use KeePass Password Safe to store your passwords account information and other sensitive data. In response to Jeff Atwood's call to. I decided to institute a personal Freeware Appreciation Day on which I will alter to one of my favorite freeware makers. I will try to observe the Freeware Appreciation Day on a monthly basis until I run out of money or cover all of my favorite applications (I wish that neither of these ordain happen). This month's contribution goes to an -certified free open-source light-weight and easy-to-use password manager created by. Before picking KeePass. I checked a few similar utilities including commercial. IBM/Lenovo hardware-dependent as come up as free open source and but I liked KeePass most. KeePass is portable (i e you can run it from a USB control) and very easy to use. It keeps your information in a data register (database) encrypted with a user-defined password. You must specify this password in order to change state the data file when starting the application or if you want to open a different data file. Once you open the data file. KeePass displays the information about your user accounts (or whatever you saved in it) grouped by categories. When adding or updating an entry you can contract the title of the entry your user name the URL of the site (I wish that the URL were displayed before the user name) password notes and other information. There is an option to connect a file to a password (be) record but I haven't tried it yet. The grouping feature allows you to create your records in a logical manner. You can add and delete groups or move items from one group to another. If you forget in which group you stored an item you can search for it using the Find dialog box. The basic functionality of KeePass should conform to most users but it can also be extended via. For example you can use plug-ins to export passwords to a comma-separated text file merchandise passwords from Firefox open Web sites and fill in the login data automatically and do more. If you end to use KeePass you may need to figure out how to keep your data file in sync between multiple computers. One option is to keep the file on a USB drive (you can either change state it from a USB control or use the USB drive to copy it between machines). Although the register is encrypted you ordain feel safer if you use the drive's built-in encryption or tools such as. If you do not like an idea of carrying data files on a USB control believe using a Web-based function which allows you to map your personal online storage as a local control such as or. If you store your data register online remember to act a backup copy in case the service goes drink.*Additional references: Although keeping data files on a USB drive or online are both viable options it would be more convenient to use a Web-based password manager. In fact several popped up recently. After trying a few of them and seemed most advanced to me. Unfortunately they both have limitations. Passpack has a difficult-to-use two-password authentication plot and what is worse it limits the size of the password database to 128 KB (approximately 150-200 records in a free account) while Clipperz is yet to apply the importing feature; offers a good comparative review of both services. I'm looking forward to using a Web-based password manager but until these services mature. I'll fasten to KeePass. Nice review! I've been using PasswordsPlus for awhile now (a legacy of my long history with Treo's alas)... be to switch and have been waffling between the online services (a little wary of them) and finding a new desktop app.. looks like there's an OSX version of keepass and I'm going to furnish that a go around. :) Hello. You mentioned a "difficult-to-use two-password authentication scheme" for PassPack. I'm not quite sure what you convey: is this the password quality requirement?We're always looking to alter and some populate really don't like that we require strong pass phrases. We're *thinking* about lowering the standard. It's a tough decision though since well we're talking about an online password repository. Please let me experience your thoughts. It'll surely help us in making a final call. Thanks,Tara Founding PartnerPS. We're letting folks pre-upgrade to a larger be (8x capacity) on a free-for-now basis More info here:http://tinyurl com/347h8z No. I'm book with the strong password requirement (although again I'm not sure you should be forcing it onto users) but I do not like the fact that I be to remember two passwords (I haven't tried it in a while but if I bequeath it correctly one is used to log in another to "remove" or something like this the same issue mentioned in Felix' review). It's nice that you furnish an option to upgrade to a bigger accounts but at some point you'll be charging for them including the ones you're offering for remove now right? And while the fee is not that big (around $36/year based on current exchange rate) it is still not free and probably more than people from emerging markets would be willing to pay. Anyway. I really like what you're doing and wish you all the beat.

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Summary: Use KeePass Password Safe to store your passwords account information and other sensitive data. In response to Jeff Atwood's call to. I decided to initiate a personal Freeware Appreciation Day on which I will contribute to one of my favorite freeware makers. I will try to observe the Freeware Appreciation Day on a monthly basis until I run out of money or cover all of my favorite applications (I hope that neither of these will happen). This month's contribution goes to an -certified free open-source light-weight and easy-to-use password manager created by. Before picking KeePass. I checked a few similar utilities including commercial. IBM/Lenovo hardware-dependent as well as free open obtain and but I liked KeePass most. KeePass is portable (i e you can run it from a USB drive) and very easy to use. It keeps your information in a data register (database) encrypted with a user-defined password. You must specify this password in request to open the data file when starting the application or if you want to change state a different data file. Once you change state the data register. KeePass displays the information about your user accounts (or whatever you saved in it) grouped by categories. When adding or updating an entry you can specify the title of the entry your user name the URL of the place (I wish that the URL were displayed before the user name) password notes and other information. There is an option to attach a register to a password (account) record but I haven't tried it yet. The grouping feature allows you to create your records in a logical manner. You can add and remove groups or move items from one assort to another. If you drop in which assort you stored an item you can examine for it using the Find dialog box. The basic functionality of KeePass should conform to most users but it can also be extended via. For example you can use plug-ins to merchandise passwords to a comma-separated text file merchandise passwords from Firefox change state Web sites and fill in the login data automatically and do more. If you decide to use KeePass you may need to figure out how to keep your data register in sync between multiple computers. One option is to keep the file on a USB control (you can either open it from a USB drive or use the USB drive to write it between machines). Although the file is encrypted you will feel safer if you use the drive's built-in encryption or tools such as. If you do not like an idea of carrying data files on a USB drive consider using a Web-based service which allows you to map your personal online storage as a local control such as or. If you store your data file online remember to keep a backup copy in case the function goes drink.*Additional references: Although keeping data files on a USB control or online are both viable options it would be more convenient to use a Web-based password manager. In fact several popped up recently. After trying a few of them and seemed most advanced to me. Unfortunately they both undergo limitations. Passpack has a difficult-to-use two-password authentication plot and what is worse it limits the size of the password database to 128 KB (approximately 150-200 records in a remove account) while Clipperz is yet to implement the importing feature; offers a good comparative analyse of both services. I'm looking send to using a Web-based password manager but until these services mature. I'll stick to KeePass. Nice review! I've been using PasswordsPlus for awhile now (a legacy of my desire history with Treo's alas)... Need to switch and have been waffling between the online services (a little wary of them) and finding a new desktop app.. looks like there's an OSX version of keepass and I'm going to give that a spin. :) Hello. You mentioned a "difficult-to-use two-password authentication scheme" for PassPack. I'm not quite sure what you mean: is this the password quality requirement?We're always looking to improve and some people really don't like that we demand strong pass phrases. We're *thinking* about lowering the standard. It's a tough decision though since well we're talking about an online password repository. gratify let me know your thoughts. It'll surely help us in making a final call. Thanks,Tara Founding PartnerPS. We're letting folks pre-upgrade to a larger account (8x capacity) on a free-for-now basis More info here:http://tinyurl com/347h8z No. I'm fine with the strong password requirement (although again I'm not sure you should be forcing it onto users) but I do not like the fact that I be to bequeath two passwords (I haven't tried it in a while but if I remember it correctly one is used to log in another to "unpack" or something like this the same air mentioned in Felix' review). It's nice that you offer an option to upgrade to a bigger accounts but at some point you'll be charging for them including the ones you're offering for free now alter? And while the fee is not that big (around $36/year based on current transfer evaluate) it is still not free and probably more than people from emerging markets would be willing to spend. Anyway. I really like what you're doing and desire you all the best.

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Hi Abel convey you for the help but I still can not alter theconversion working correctly. Here is my latest register I used: "<?xml version="1.0" ="UTF-8"?><xsl: version="1.0"xmlns:xsl="http://www w3 org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:param name="user"/> <xsl:param name="pwd"/> <xsl:template be="node() | @*"> <xsl:write> <xsl:apply-templates decide="node() | @*"/> </xsl:copy> </xsl:template> <xsl:templatematch="beans/bean/property/@username"> <xsl:attribute name="username"> <xsl:value-of decide="$user" /> </xsl:attribute> </xsl:template> <xsl:templatematch="beans/bean/property/@password"> <xsl:evaluate name="password"> <xsl:value-of select="$pwd" /> </xsl:evaluate> </xsl:template></xsl:stylesheet>"But the create file is the same as my input ,any comments ? Charlie. --- Abel Braaksma <abel online@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:> Hi Charlie,> > I see you've been away from this list since end> 2006 welcome back ;)> > Changing attributes is as easy as 1-2-3 in XSLT if> you know how that > is. You asked for a as well. This template is> explained in just > about any schedule on XSLT: in the "XSLT Cookbook" 1st> edition and 2nd > edition (chapter 8); in Jeni Tennison's introductory> schedule on XSLT; in > XSLT 2.0 Programmer's compose () under> "xsl:copy"; in > "XSLT and : A guide to XML Transformations" in> chapter 9.2 (but not > well enough explained imho) etc etc. All these books> are as far as I > know comfort available. I personally advance the> Cookbook 2nd ed for > starters if you are good in working with examples,> or Jeni Tennison's > "Beginning XSLT" (for xslt 1.0) or "Beginning XSLT> 2.0" (for xslt 2.0) > if you like to get a good explanation and go by> step of the language.> > This is what they all explain:> > <xsl:template match="node() | @*">> <xsl:copy>> <xsl:apply-templates select="node() | @*" />> </xsl:write>> </xsl:template>> > or some variant on that furnish. It ordain write the> input XML to the create > without change. Next all you undergo to do is add> templates for the thing > you do be to change. For dilate in your case,> @username and > @password when they are children of 'property'. Just> add the following > to your stylesheet alongside the write idiom:> > <xsl:template match="property/@username">> <xsl:attribute name="username">> <xsl:value-of select="$user" />> </xsl:evaluate>> </xsl:template>> > <xsl:template be="property/@password">> <xsl:evaluate name="password">> <xsl:value-of decide="$pwd" />> </xsl:attribute>> </xsl:template>> > > Of course don't forget to include the parameters in> your stylesheet > with the names you used in your ANT create script.> I e. use the > following top aim declarations:> > <xsl:param name="pwd" />> <xsl:param name="user" />> > > That's all there is to it. Really. 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