Menu

Projects:

  Higgins

  Identity Gang  

  Identity Schemas

SocialPhysics.org

SP Blog

Paul's Blog 

Planned functionality

1. Context presentation. The app presents contexts and digital identites and contexts three ways.
1. A unified, linear list of your digital identites across all of your contexts
2. A tree structured list of each context and sub-context and contained digital identites
   
3. A graphical (nodes and edges) display of an arbitrary sub-set of your contexts and digital identitys.
   
2. Editing. Tools to view and/or edit various claim/attributes of [[DigitalIdentity DigitalIdentities]] based on access rights, policy, etc. in each Context. The set of properties that comprise adigital identity as well as their appearance, layout and display is defined by the Context's plugin. You enter/edit the values of these properties.
3. Identity Linking. <to be written>
   
4. Property linking. Many of the property types (e.g. "First name") in a Context also exist in other Contexts. When this is the case, value (or values) that you have previously used in these other contexts fill in automatically (or, if you've used multiple values, appear in a drop down menu).
5. Visualization. Shows graphically your social network within one Context or integrated across Contexts. These networks are also editable; you can manually override the automatic network creation by blocking certain Links anddigital identitys.
6. Authentication. Contexts implement sophisticated authentication mechanisms.
   
7. Security. Secures access to your profiles and Contexts via authentication and encryption.
8. Sharing. Using the ProfileShare context plug-in, users can publish their profiles to other users and subscribe to the profiles of others.
9. Extensibility. The app includes the ProfileShare plug-in, but other plug-ins can be dynamically added at run-time.