October 28 2008 Conference Call: Difference between revisions
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Asa: concerned about the increasing complexity of states. Closing of magnets symbolizing relationship = a relationship action has taken place. | Asa: | ||
* concerned about the increasing complexity of states. Closing of magnets symbolizing relationship = a relationship action has taken place. | |||
* There should be two states: one open and one closed | |||
Doc | Doc | ||
We need to reach a temporary agreement has two states or more than two states | |||
What we don't do: take your money, checkbox, but that's all there is to the relationship ==> don't want this to be replicated on the customer side | What we don't do: take your money, checkbox, but that's all there is to the relationship ==> don't want this to be replicated on the customer side | ||
More discussion on personal data store | |||
ka-chunk / two-sided | ka-chunk / two-sided | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 28 October 2008
Topic: R-button working meeting
Attendees
- Keith Hopper
- Iain Henderson
- Dean Landsman
- Doc Searls
- Joe Andrieu
- Charles Andres
- Asa Hardcastle
- Christopher Carfi
- Drummond Reed
Points
Asa:
- concerned about the increasing complexity of states. Closing of magnets symbolizing relationship = a relationship action has taken place.
- There should be two states: one open and one closed
Doc
We need to reach a temporary agreement has two states or more than two states
What we don't do: take your money, checkbox, but that's all there is to the relationship ==> don't want this to be replicated on the customer side
More discussion on personal data store
ka-chunk / two-sided
how can this be bi-lateral Red/gray