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Posted on 2007-05-17
by Gerald Beuchelt

Drummond on XRIs and OpenIDs

Drummond blogged about semantically meaningful identifiers – really interesting. I particularly like his example … and Drummond: I am perfectly happy for you to use my identifier in this example 😉

tag: identity, XRI, OpenID

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