User identity versus proxy web page links of a user

[fellahst]

Hi,

I like to make the distinction between the user URIs (its identity (or
persona) on the social web) and web pages which represents proxies of
the user (such blog, profile page). It seems that the XFN
relationships in the data often refer to proxy pages of an other user.
How Google Social makes the distinction ? What is the mechanism to
separate the semantics ?

Best regards
Stephane Fellah

[Brad Fitzpatrick]

The Social Graph API canonicalizes all URLs before they go into the graph with this library:

    http://code.google.com/p/google-sgnodemapper/

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