[projectvrm] VRM Day and Research

[Doc Searls < >]

We already have 45 people signed up for VRM day: 
<https://vrmday2014b.eventbrite.com>. Our goal was 50, though the number of 
available tickets (they're all free) is 100. So that's a very encouraging 
degree of participation.

At the last VRM Day, I talked briefly about research. This time I want to 
crank up interest in it. To help with that, I've enlarged the Research 
section of the wiki:

<http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/projectvrm/Main_Page#VRM_Research>

Feel free to add or edit any of the entries there. Or write to me or the list 
with suggestions that one of us with editing power can add.

And if you would like editing power in the wiki, just register and let me 
know what your handle is, so I can add you to the editors list. (It's an icky 
system, but the only way we can prevent spam.)

Again, VRM Day is a lead-in to IIW <http://iiworkshop.org>, the three-day 
unconference that follows at the same location: the Computer History Museum 
in Mountain View, CA. I co-organize IIW with Kaliya Hamlin and Phil Windley, 
and highly encourage participating. The main purpose of VRM Day is to decide 
what we'll be working on at IIW. So if you're looking for effects, IIW is a 
great way to start making them happen. You can register for IIW here: 
<http://www.eventbrite.com/e/internet-identity-workshop-xix-19-2014b-tickets-11845172229>.

Doc