Subject: Fwd: P3P next steps list

From: Richard Shockey <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 10:03:45 -0500

FYI

>From: Lorrie Cranor <[email-masked]>
>Reply-To: Lorrie Cranor <[email-masked]>
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>Subject: P3P next steps list
>Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 21:06:24 -0500
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>Thanks to everyone who participated for a great workshop! We
>had some very useful discussions and got a good sense of
>the areas where there is interest in additional work. Rough minutes
>will be sent to this list soon and a summary report should be ready
>in mid-December.
>
>The following is the list of areas for future work that we identified
>and prioritized during the closing session. I have indicated the
>names of the people who volunteered to write up a 1 page proposal
>on each of these areas. Please include purpose, scope, resources,
>and time frame and send your proposals to this mailing list by
>Dec. 13.
>
>
>Areas for future work
>
>1. Vocabulary issues [high priority - mostly for 1.1, maybe some for 2.0]
>   a. Article 10 issues [volunteers: Diana and Giles]
>   b. primary data uses [volunteer: Lorrie]
>   c. general vocab review [maybe longterm - volunteer: Lorrie]
>
>2. Indication of agent status, multiple domains owned by same company,
>   etc. [high priority - possibly for 1.1, otherwise for 2.0 -
>   volunteer: Brian Zwit]
>
>3. Spec ambiguities [short term high priority - volunteer: Matthias]
>
>4. Compact policies [high priority for 1.1, Brooks has been
>   volunteered]
>   a. What are performance issues that motivate CP and what are
>      alternative approaches? Where exactly is the problem?
>   b. Semantic issues
>   c. Cross-product problem -- need for grouping mechanism
>   d. Agent status, multiple domains owned by the same company, etc.
>
>5. User agent behavior [high priority, either short term or long term,
>   volunteer: Brian Zwit]
>   a. Human readable notices
>     i. user friendly version in spec (must, should, or reference examples)
>     ii. coordinate with short notices
>
>6. Statements in the spec to better articulate what P3P is and isn't
>   [short term high priority, volunteer: Brian Zwit]
>
>7. How to use P3P w/out binding to HTTP and URIs [quick win,
>   volunteer: Danny]
>
>8. Consent recording mechanism [high priority, long term, volunteer:
>   Matthias]
>
>9. Feedback channel [little interest]
>
>10. User preference language -- APPEL, etc. [high priority, volunteer:
>Giles]
>   a. ontology - default languages
>
>11. Convert P3P data schema to XML schema [low priority but might be
>     quick win, volunteer: Giles]
>
>12. Coordination with other efforts [high priority for both short
>     term and long term, volunteer: Danny]
>     a. Liberty Alliance
>     b. Other authentication efforts
>     c. Web services/SOAP
>     d. Geopriv
>     e. Short notices
>     f. DAML
>
>13. XML signatures [low priority but might be quick win, volunteer: Giles]
>
>14. P3P in backend databases [little interest]
>
>15. Identity management [Marit volunteered by Rigo]
>
>16. Outreach - to be covered by POWG
>
>
>Workshop Deliverables
>1. raw minutes (send to rigo for posting)
>2. this list
>3. summary report (Lorrie and Danny will prepare draft by Dec. 13)
>4. one page write ups (first drafts sent to workshop mailing list by
>    Dec. 13) -- include purpose, scope, resources, time frame

Richard Shockey, Senior Manager, Strategic Technology Initiatives
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