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To create a whiteboard: edit this page, add a link to the new whiteboard, save, then click the link.
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Whiteboards are pages that members of various E and Capabilities [[Erights:Community Portal|discussions]] can hash stuff out upon.
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  * [[Webkeys vs the web]]: How can a way to convey capabilities in URLs be turned
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Whiteboard means, like a wiki page only more purposely, visibly and messily so.
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  into useable user-facing web pages without vulnerabilities like clickjacking?
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Might invent some etiquette. For instance: don't just erase someone else's content.  Maybe stages like: add comment about why it's not needed/obsolete/resolved/off-topic etc., discuss on whatever list, reduce font size, finally move to a "resolved" section. 
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To create a whiteboard: edit this page, add a link to the new whiteboard, save, then click the link.  Probably put a first sentence saying the new page is a whiteboard, with link back to here.
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* [[Webkeys vs the web]]: How can a way to convey capabilities in URLs be used to make useable user-facing web pages without vulnerabilities like clickjacking?
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* [[Arbitrary code execution service]]: Can we put third parties into the cloud, or otherwise commodify them?

Latest revision as of 17:54, 6 November 2010

Whiteboards are pages that members of various E and Capabilities discussions can hash stuff out upon.

Whiteboard means, like a wiki page only more purposely, visibly and messily so.

Might invent some etiquette. For instance: don't just erase someone else's content. Maybe stages like: add comment about why it's not needed/obsolete/resolved/off-topic etc., discuss on whatever list, reduce font size, finally move to a "resolved" section.

To create a whiteboard: edit this page, add a link to the new whiteboard, save, then click the link. Probably put a first sentence saying the new page is a whiteboard, with link back to here.

  • Webkeys vs the web: How can a way to convey capabilities in URLs be used to make useable user-facing web pages without vulnerabilities like clickjacking?
  • Arbitrary code execution service: Can we put third parties into the cloud, or otherwise commodify them?
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