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Social Network Portability (via standards and micro formats?)

Posted by Peter Bihr at August 1, 2007

Yesterday, I complained about not being able to take my social network from one site to another.

live.hackr didn’t only link to my post (thanks), he also pointed out that a solution (via standards and micro formats) is in the making, DevCamp style.

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Trackback by blogwi.se on August 1, 2007 @ 9:57 pm

Social Network Portability, Microformats and more importantly - you…

Are you as tired as I am of entering the same information about yourself on all these gazillion social networks (is there anything else than social networks out there these days?) over and over again? Keeping them in sync is a no-go (time wise) and qu…

Pingback by The Waving Cat » Blog Archive » All agree: It’s time for social networks to open uphttp://www.thewavingcat.com/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=1175 on August 6, 2007 @ 3:23 pm

[…] it’s essential to be able to migrate your network from one service to another. (I’ve complained before, too.) The way to go, it seems, is a reliable, open set of standards: The launch today of […]

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