OIDF Account Chooser workgroup proposed agenda for 1/9/2013

[Eric Sachs]

Suggested agenda for tomorrow.  Feel free to suggest changes.

AC updates from Marketing committee

[Tim] Tim circulated his favcolor.net AccountChooser+OpenIDConnect demo

[Tim] Tim did a blog post on Account Chooser on Oct 4th, and it was referenced from OIDF blog

[Adam] Google related v2 of the Google Identity Toolkit that using Account Chooser by default

[Eric] Update on Cloudfour proposal for 5 areas of improvements to accountchooser.net - The CloudFour team has started working on the changes Jason described in his 5 emails in December.  As an example, I've circulated a visual diagram they are working on to help developers understand how to do the integration.  Their goal is to to be done by the end of January with everything but the illustrations, and then have those done by end of February.  Google has provided $10k more in OIDF directed funding to help cover the costs of this work.  The CloudFour team is starting a search for an illustrator to update the cartoons we are currently using on the site.  If anyone has suggestions of vendors, please let us know.

[BrianB] Latest Symantec proposal on incorporating their brand into accountchooser.com/net

Operational changes

[Brian/Eric]

 - domain status - Symantec now has control/responsibility

 - SSL cert - new one being setup

 - process/procedure - needs to be flushed out

Functional changes

[Greg/Adam] They were going to follow up about the "add account"

[Eric] The last major area of suggested changes to Account Chooser has been browser optimizations.  This doc linked from ac.openid.net summarizes past discussions.  We can spend a few minutes discussions people's opinions/interest in any of these specifics items

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Eric Sachs | Group Product Manager for Identity | esa...@google.com 

[Nat Sakimura]

Hi. 

It would be great if we can plan out for actually making the AC documentation into the OIDF specs format as well. 

Tim, are you going to be in RSA? If so, we could take couple of hours to create a first draft. 

Nat

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Nat Sakimura (=nat)

Chairman, OpenID Foundation
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[Tim Bray]

I'm not coming to RSA, but if you'll point me to the OIDF specs format, it doesn't seem like it should be too hard. -T

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[Eric Sachs]

attendees: TimB, BrianB, EricS

action items

• Eric to restart thread with BrianB about operational process/procedure
• BrianB to follow up with Symantec/Normal teams about potential browser extension enhancements in accountchooser.com
• Tim/Nat to follow up on OIDF specs format

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[Nat Sakimura]

Yes, it should be easy. 

It is a modified I-D format. (Modification being removal of IETF IPR+copyright and putting OIDF IPR+copyright instead.)

We have historically been working on XML, but I believe it can also be nroff. 

There has not been much guidance/directives as to how to write them apart from it. 

I suppose IETF does not. 

Following ISO Directives etc. might be a good idea for creating a consistent document. 

(e.g., terms should be defined before the first use, the definition has to be a sentence that can 

be a drop-in replacement for the defined term, etc.) 

Nat