Re: [emergency] Re: Attention XML

[Rex Brooks <rexb@starbourne.com>]

I'm not necessarily looking for a mesh, but for the reasons behind 
our decisions that might impact the ET.gov registry by component site 
for emerging technology components, of which all of our products 
would be.

Ciao,
Rex

At 2:22 PM -0400 5/9/05, Kon Wilms wrote:
>Maybe I am missing something here, but AttentionXML appears to be
>client-side content filtering which has a ruleset that starts with a
>'the user sees everything' model and over time grows its filtering set
>and filters out unwanted content as the user chooses which content to
>view (with various sub-parameters).
>
>That doesn't seem to work too well for the routing mechanism of EDXL. I
>would assume that people who need to view CAP/EDXL content have already
>had it dictated to them (or their client-side application using the
>data) as to what content they will have access to and what they need to
>read.
>
>Where is the mesh here?
>
>Cheers
>Kon
>
>>  Hi Owen, Alice,
>>
>>  I am copying this to the Emerency Management TC since we have a
>>  couple of meetings tomorrow in which we can give this some thought,
>>  since it is finally becoming a very hot topic. I completely agree
>>  that the time has come for actions, and we are giving it our best
>>  shot with the Emergency Data Exchange Language (EDXL).
>>
>>  Regards,
>>  Rex
>>
>>  At 9:47 AM -0400 5/9/05, Owen_Ambur@ios.doi.gov wrote:
>>  >Alice, based upon the introductory information, it appears this
>initiative
>>  >aims to address a very important issue:
>>
>>http://developers.technorati.com/wiki/attentionxml#head-2473e96bc614a911821242119918a241a41836d6
>>  >
>>  >I am very frustrated that too many folks still seem to think that what is
>>  >needed is more "communications," when my experience tells that too much
>>  >communication of too little utilitarian value has become a much
>bigger part
>>  >of the problem.  I would love to see someone try to use the ET.gov
>>  >site/process to begin to build a .gov CoP around that issue.  In the
>>  >meantime, I'm copying Rex Brooks in the event the CAP folks may have
>begun
>>  >to address how to ensure that the right urgent information reaches the
>>  >right folks at the right time, without overloading them with messages
>that
>>  >are either irrelevant to their immediate needs or a distraction from
>those
>>  >to which their attention is more pressing.
>>  >
>>  >Owen
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >                                                                   
>                                       
>>  >                       Alice
>>  >Marshall                                                           
>            
>>  >                       <prestovivace@worldn        To:       Owen
>>  >Ambur/PIR/OS/DOI@DOI, kasprzakj@ndu.edu, Ken
>>  >                       et.att.net>                  Sall
>>  ><xml@kensall.com>                                   
>>  >                                                   cc:       "Betty
>>  >Harvey" <harvey@eccnet.com>,             
>>  >                       05/07/2005 01:45 PM
>>  >Gailhodge@aol.com, Stephen_Levenson@ao.USCourts.gov,     
>>  >                                                    chase@adobe.com,
>>  >bosley.john@bls.gov,                    
>>  >
>>  >isman_michael@bah.com, "Kathy Goldschmidt"               
>>  >
>>  ><kgoldschmidt@cmfweb.org>, mhahn@vasont.com,             
>>  >
>>  >Sol.Safran@irs.gov, JohnPaul.Deley@eia.doe.gov,          
>>  >
>>  >jtsprehe@jtsprehe.com, miconnor@adobe.com,               
>>  >
>>  >Paul.Fontaine@ost.dot.gov                                
>>  >                                                   Subject:
>>  >Attention XML                                   
>>  >
>>  >                                                                   
>                                       
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >This is going to be a big measurement tool for the PR industry, but the
>>  >privacy implications are disturbing. One of the best things the XML
>>  >community of practice could do is build a federal standard with privacy
>  > >built in. Moreover, the more I look at this, the more I am convinced
>>  >that privacy and security are linked.
>>  >
>>  >Attention XML
>>  >http://developers.technorati.com/wiki/attentionxml
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >Alice Marie Marshall
>>  >Presto Vivace, Inc.
>>  >4902 Powell Road
>>  >Fairfax, VA 22032
>>  >703/426-5876
>>  >marshall@prestovivace.biz
>>  >http://www.prestovivace.biz/
>>  >http://www.technoflak.blogspot.com/
>>
>>
>>  --
>>  Rex Brooks
>>  President, CEO
>>  Starbourne Communications Design
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>>  Berkeley, CA 94702
>>  Tel: 510-849-2309
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