> Lukas
> 2010/5/23 Alex Iskold <alex.isk...@gmail.com>
>> Hey all,
>> A couple of engineers from GetGlue.com spent the night hacking Open
>> Like V2 and will be demoing it shortly at disrupt conference in NYC.
>> It is based on what we've been discussing here - support for XAuth as
>> well as specific types of content.
>> 1. Leverage XAuth and also let the user customize which buttons show
>> up.
>> 2. Enable different buttons on different type of content ( news,
>> movies, books, music, etc. ) by leveraging Facebook Open Graph
>> Protocol.
>> Examples of how it works:
>> On Huffington Post
>> Alice might see: Like on: Facebook | Digg | Google Buzz
>> Bob might see: Like on: Twitter | StumbleUpon
>> On IMDB
>> Alice might see: Like on: Facebook | Netflix | GetGlue
>> Bob might see: Like on: Twitter | Blockbuster | Hunch
>> Pictures:
>> News Default: http://grab.by/4wM8
>> Edit: http://grab.by/4wMa
>> Edited: http://grab.by/4wMb
>> The same button on another news site: http://grab.by/4wMe
>> Buttons on movie site: http://grab.by/4wMf
>> Basic flow:
>> The user sees default buttons on each vertical. The defaults are based
>> on XAuth - services that you use are there automatically. The user is
>> also able to manually edit which buttons would appear for each type of
>> content. Once edited, the choices persist across different web sites.
>> This is done using iframe and local storage.
>> The widget can optionally leverage Facebook Open Graph markup to
>> determine the type of content on the page Or the publisher can specify
>> it manually.
>> New API looks like this <script type="text/
>> javascript">OPENLIKE.Widget( vertical )</script>
>> where vertical defaults to News.
>> What we need help with:
>> - A round table that this is directionally correct
>> - Feedback/QA on implementation once we upload it
>> - Suggestions for buttons for each vertical
>> Thanks in advance for all your help and feedback!
>> Alex
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