Re: personal data policy

Hi Michael,

Thankyou.  Yes - i will.  It seems a great array of fragmented initiatives exist, yet nothing seems to get to the point where a user has something similar to http://creativecommons.org/choose/ available�  

In part - i do not think it is a specification or functionality problem.  Perhaps linguistics (in relation to the ontological factors) are implicated in a work that would solve the perceived problem, yet equally - perhaps its an implementation problem - meaning, the RDF is largely available and its more about how to implement it in a useful way, rather than reinventing quite useful wheels already in existence.

I�ve recently come-across https://info.respectnetwork.com/the-big-picture/ - which showcases the �BLT sandwich� - therein, 

Given the jurisdiction issues; graphics and broader engagement principles brought about by the �creative commons� strategy - i do ponder the best approach to obtain collaborative engagement, in a decentralised manner�  

Linked-data changes more than simply the DB. :) (IMHO).

I�ll follow-up and see where those two pointers lead.  Mind, i�m finding the reception of the concept to be well regarded so far�  I�m hoping it can be refined well enough to result in delivering something that obtains critical mass...

Tim.H.

 

On 9 Jul 2014, at 8:44 pm, Michael Brunnbauer <brunni@netestate.de> wrote:

> 
> Hello Tim,
> 
> On Wed, Jul 09, 2014 at 08:23:43PM +1000, Tim Holborn wrote:
>> I?m thinking perhaps a means might be to consider how to create a W3 Community Group surrounding the development of a solution in this area, however am not sure about the scope such an initiative should take-on (i.e. it could include other privacy / personal data policy related technologies) and am overall wondering what views exist out in the community around this perceived problem, and how best to attend to it.
> 
> Maybe you should ask members of the former W3C P3P working group about their 
> experiences? Also: The Policy Languages Interest Group - PLING still seems to
> exist but has not had activity since 2011.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Michael Brunnbauer
> 
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